Sentence examples for has established policy from inspiring English sources

The NHS Breast Screening Programme has established policy rules on the invitation to a mammography and the NHS Cervical Screening Programme has established policy rules for the invitation to a Pap smear test.

To further illustrate the point, the Catholic Church has established policy (referred to as "indirect or remote cooperation") to address precisely this sort of issue.

Since restructure, the General Assembly has established policies and criteria for the order of ministry, which are interpreted and applied by regional commissions.

Gladstone has established policies governing starting postdoc salary, yearly increases, cost-of-living adjustments, and benefits, including retirement.

While the US and many OECD countries have failed, Norway has established policies that deserve our attention.

In addition, the network has established policies and procedures that govern its operations, including publication.

Advocates say the requirements for spaying and neutering are directed mainly at pet shops, because all the city's major shelters and adoption agencies have established policies of sterilizing the animals that they offer for adoption.

In interviews with people across the book business, Rachel Donadio, a writer and editor at the Book Review, discovered that few publishing houses have established policies for archiving their e-mail messages, and not all editors and writers take the time or effort to save theirs.

Consequently, national governments, local authorities and NGOs have established policies and programmes to reduce the fuel poverty vulnerability of households.

Arkansas hasn't executed anyone in 12 years due to legal challenges and difficulty securing the drugs — a nationwide issue as more drug manufacturers have established policies preventing departments of correction from using their products in executions.

The COPSAC and GenR studies have established policies about obtaining consent from participants in adolescence.