They implemented the policy of turning the boats around – or making sure that no one embarking on the journey was allowed to reach the Australian mainland.
Nevertheless, he agreed with and implemented the policy of Indian removal, negotiating 37, or one-tenth, of all ratified treaties between American Indians and the United States.
Moreover, the Chinese government has since 1993 implemented the policy of supporting scholars to study abroad, encouraging them to return, and ensuring them the freedom to come and go.
Many counties in Zhejiang forced peasants to join communes and implemented the policy of "grasping two sides and mobilizing the middle" relying on poor peasants, fighting against rich peasants, and mobilizing middle peasants, and many peasants joined communes in an uneasy frame of mind (Bo 1991, 331).
If federal and state governments had never implemented the policies of fiscal austerity pushed by the GOP in the past couple of years, the economy would have added 2.4 million more jobs than it has since December 2010, according to a report by The Center for American Progress, a left-leaning think tank.
It's important to know these facts because, as Behlendorf says, code implements the policy of the author.
As Brian Behlendorf, a pioneer of the freely published software known as "open source," says in Steve Lohr's "Go To," "Programming is power, because code implements the policy of the creator".
In 1846 he was named governor general of British North America and given the task of implementing the policy of responsible government recommended by his father-in-law, John George Lambton, 1st earl of Durham.
A red banner hanging on a large mosque in the Uighur area of Urumqi, the regional capital, says, "Implement the policy of organized and planned pilgrimage; individual pilgrimage is forbidden".
Chairman Chris Grant said: "Following the recent signing of Tom Knight on a long-term contract, this new deal for Ross is the next step as we implement the policy of backing our home grown players.
This new birth policy, replacing the country's controversial 35-year-old 'one-child policy', is aimed at 'mitigating a potential demographic crisis.' As a proactive response to the challenge of an aging population, China is in the process of fully implement the policy of 'one couple, two children' policy, which will affect 100 million couples.
