Sentence examples for indicating a policy from inspiring English sources

Justice Sandra Day O'Connor seemed to be the signal-caller here, and the criterion seemed to be whether Bush had said something indicating a policy choice that might one day come before the Court or made a point of general agreement.

viii Around half (224/439) showed neither a current nor an out-of-date DNA/similar policy available in the public domain nor a statement indicating a policy was in place.

Still, historically, that doesn't indicate a policy shift is in order.

Higher scores indicate a policy regime with fewer requirements (i.e. 'easier' access).

She tends to indicate a policy target and stress the importance of hitting it, rather than endeavoring to "show the work" of how that can be achieved.

It indicates a policy shift towards patient-centred self-management of diabetes in a primary care context.

This may indicate a policy-level need for ensuring that standardization in training requirements is followed uniformly.

Building on community capacities in supporting the provision of ECCE was also highlighted as a key need for most countries across the region, indicating a possible policy priority that would respond to unique localized circumstances.

Regarding context, Moat & Abelson in their analysis of the influence of institutions in the decision to abolish user fees in Uganda, concluded that "Big man" presidentialism and clientelism thwarted the role of formal institutions [ 31] indicating an exclusive policy making process.

Comments that Mr. Bush made after he received Kim Dae Jung on March 7 at the White House were widely interpreted as indicating a shift in policy toward a hard-line stance on North Korea.

This approach was previewed in the L.A. Times on Feb. 16th when Doyle McManus wrote about the Administration's desire to force the leftist Managua regime to negotiate, indicating a shift in policy.