Sentence examples for full-scale policy from inspiring English sources
"If you don't have full-scale policy regarding language, non-Japanese workers might feel excluded," said Masayoshi Higuchi, vice department manager of global human resources at Rakuten.
We now have a very clear document that lays out every contingency for spending for instance, who authorizes which transactions and are in the process of developing a full-scale policy manual for the whole company.
Scientists keep filing alarming reports of climate change -- including discoveries that CO2 levels surpassed 400 parts per million at least twice this year -- and yet we're on a full-scale policy retreat.
Here there surely was a policy -- full-scale invasion, no less -- and no one can accuse the Bush administration of inaction.
A18 Senate Energy Debate Opens The Senate began a full-scale debate on energy policy, laying bare a partisan divide so wide that neither side seemed likely to muster enough votes to pass its main plan.
Bjorn, a vice-captain when Europe lost to the USA at Hazeltine in October, said a full-scale review into selection policy and planning is being undertaken by the Ryder Cup committee.
But as the Senate began a full-scale debate on energy policy today for the first time in 10 years, the partisan divide was so wide that neither side seemed likely to muster enough votes to pass its main plan for reducing energy dependence.
If the government ever answers calls for a full-scale inquiry into the policy discussions that led to the invasion of Iraq, there is a danger that it will focus on WMDs, or blunders such as the failure to control mass looting or the decision to dissolve the Iraqi army.
That is not to say that every institution must implement a full-scale dual-career accommodation policy, or that all dual-career couples will be accommodated as they may desire.
Some Conservative MPs were stuck in a Cold War mentality and the changed nature of threats facing Britain meant a "full-scale" review of nuclear policy was needed, he added.
and financing other kinds of infrastructural investments". When the Bush administration took office in January, officials said they were reconsidering the wisdom of the 1994 deal as part of a full-scale review of U.S. policy toward North Korea.
