Sentence examples for formalized a policy from inspiring English sources

The Caucasian-only clause was not some esoteric historical artifact; the rule merely formalized a policy that had always been followed, and the P.G.A. apparently bothered to put it on paper only after discovering that a light-skinned black man had managed to work as a club pro since 1928.

Although he claimed no personal expertise on foreign matters, Truman won bipartisan support for both the Truman Doctrine, which formalized a policy of Soviet containment, and the Marshall Plan, which aimed to help rebuild postwar Europe.

Rather than allow newly-legal same-sex marriages on its campus, Loyola University Chicago has formalized a policy so restrictive it excludes any gay couple -- and all but a few straight ones -- from having their wedding at school facilities.

In 2010, the Uganda Ministry of Health (MoH) formalized a policy to use a lay community health worker (CHW) program for health promotion and additionally, for some of these CHWs to provide integrated community case management (iCCM) [ 4].

The so-called 1033 program, passed in 1997, formalized a Pentagon policy of giving away surplus military equipment to domestic police agencies, which had been going on since the Reagan years.

WASHINGTON ― The Trump administration formalized an immigration policy shift on Thursday evening that was notable for what it didn't do as much as what it did.

Jeff Ruch of the group Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility says the policy is big step in the right direction and praises DOI for being the first agency to formalize a new policy.

Yet the misinterpretation of the Helms amendment was formalized in a policy directive in 2008 by the United States Agency for International Development and continues to be enforced by other aid programs as well.

Further studies are needed to form a consensus and formalize a DNR policy for the region.

This right also guides housing policies in many developed countries that have not legally formalized a right to housing [7, 52].

"It formalized a hobby," he said.