Sentence examples for formed policy from inspiring English sources

The party also formed policy calling for cigarette-style health warnings by advertisers for the adult market which "tell the truth" about the use of digital retouching technology.

But whipping up fears about the Republican agenda doesn't constitute a fully formed policy platform, especially when the Republican candidate himself is running away from some parts of that agenda as fast as he can.

We created nutrition and anti-smoking campaigns with the American Heart Association, and we formed policy groups and became a pressure group to influence the National Institutes of Health to pay attention to the prevention side of cardiovascular disease.

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While it's difficult to know exactly what triggered the deaths, the tragic circumstantial linkages between the hastily formed policy and intemperate endorsements are easy enough to see.

Until today, there hasn't been a formed policy regarding the access and use of health care services mainly due to a lack of sound data for the epidemiological profile of immigrants and the use of health services by them.

It's talk with an agenda, talk aimed at forming policy.

Later, he served in important jobs forming policy and deciding which weapons systems to buy or cancel.

That appears to limit his role to delivering Washington's messages rather than helping to form policy.

Views on the use and role of public opinion in forming policy can often be as diverse as the opinions themselves.

He said polling could be used to help form policy on Trident if a way could be found of analysing nuanced replies and managing the volume of responses.