Sentence examples for formulated a policy from inspiring English sources
Historically this is correct only in the sense that Chamberlain formulated a policy of accommodation with Germany and Italy.
Briand sensed a change in the public mood after the Ruhr episode and proclaimed himself "the pilgrim of peace"; he formulated a policy that he called apaisement.
In 1938 he was elected president of the Indian National Congress and formed a national planning committee, which formulated a policy of broad industrialization.
In the 1840s Knud Knudsen formulated a policy of gradual reform that would bring the written norm closer to that spoken norm and thereby create a distinctively Norwegian language without the radical disruption envisaged by the supporters of Aasen's New Norwegian.
In this regard, a recently completed project Bioenergy Promotion (http://www.bioenergypromotion.net) has formulated a policy guidance paper known as 'Sustainable bioenergy production: defining principles and criteria' [15].
The green movement, for example, was opposed to pollution, and after a while they formulated a policy.
The ruling could complicate the Obama administration's efforts to formulate a policy about terrorism detainees.
"To formulate a policy on the basis of instability is a recipe for failure," Mr. Pascual said.
He also suggests formulating a policy and creating a committee of people from all parts of the organization to implement it.
These are some of the reasons that the Yankees are formulating a policy that would forbid club officials from discussing an injury.
