Sentence examples for expression policy from inspiring English sources
The University of Chicago has been lauded for its free expression policy, receiving the highest rating for its speech code from FIRE, the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, a nonpartisan free-speech group.
"The university is committed to a freedom of expression policy that recognises the right of all members of the AUC community to express their views as they wish, as long as they do not do so in such a way as to disrupt university activities or damage university property," wrote Anderson in an email to all staff and students earlier this week.
Perhaps the college's attorney will advise the president to back off since its own Freedom of Expression policy hardly suggests to students that they will be subject to severe punishment merely for joking on a social media site.
Kim Jong-un has the same free expression policy.
Or they should, because they have written a "free expression" policy that protects exactly one type of expression: agreement with the use of a racial slur.
Reingold is CEO of Riverspring Health, the company that runs the Hebrew Home of Riverspring in New York -- voted by US News as one of the nation's top nursing homes in 2015 and the birthplace 20 years ago of the nation's first nursing home "sexual expression policy".
People pick up millions of subtle signals from body language, word choice, facial expressions, policy positions and biographical details.
In order to incentivize renewables, governments often utilize the setting of targets as a clear expression of policy priority.
I believe that the students' experience recently has confirmed what many faculty members have long known, that power does not lie in votes in these committees but in reasoned argument and in the outlets for expression when policy is being made.
