Sentence examples for implementing a new policy from inspiring English sources
To mitigate this signaling effect, Y Combinator is implementing a new policy whereby YC partners can't be the first money into a startup from the incubator.
Lastly, Airbnb is implementing a new policy to require that women and people of color are included in the candidate pools for all of Airbnb's senior level positions.
Toronto this year is implementing a new policy in which films that screen at the Telluride Film Festival will not be eligible to screen in its all-important first four days.
After conducting a similar intensive study, Indiana University Bloomington a school with a top-notch sports program announced Thursday that it's implementing a new policy that bans any current, incoming, or transfer student with a criminal history of sexual or domestic violence from joining any of its athletic programs.
After conducting a similar intensive study, Indiana University Bloomington a school with a top-notch sports program announced Thursday that it's implementing a new policy that bans any current, incoming, or transfer student with a criminal history of sexual or domestic violence from joining any of its athletic programs.
We have described an innovative approach to designing and implementing a new policy involving regulation of outdoor use of pesticides for non-essential purposes.
In a statement, the group said it was time "to move out on the specifics of when and how to implement a new policy of nondiscrimination".
We discontinued the hold mail service and we implemented a new policy to remediate [register the owners of] any bearer shares in non-individual accounts.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin April 16, 2015 Hillary Clinton's Presidential campaign has announced that the Clinton Foundation will implement a new policy on donations from foreign governments.
Policymakers usually alternate between hostility to new ideas and determination to implement a new policy without bothering to try it out first.
