Sentence examples for integrity of the policy from inspiring English sources

On the press and the police, he says Leveson found no basis to challenge the integrity of the policy.

Ley described talks with the Greens and crossbench senators as "constructive" but said she was "unwilling to compromise over the fundamental integrity of the policy's intention and design in favour of a quick political solution".

Everything else they took away: our trust in government and the integrity of the policy-making process, civil liberties, the lower 10p band of income tax and the return on savings.

Until then, deeply affected by the confusing and contradictory messages sent by the EU on human rights those distressing questions about the integrity of the EU policy on human rights will remain.

This action against The A.P., as the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press outlined in a letter to Mr. Holder, "calls into question the very integrity" of the administration's policy toward the press.

Stripped of the taint of special interest funding, members of the public could once again believe in the integrity of public policy.

Establishing the scientific basis for evaluating policy, overcoming the unique challenges of randomization, carrying out the policy interventions and collecting community level data are all key elements that, in our experience, distinguished both the challenge of conducting a social experiment and the integrity of a policy experiment from clinical trials and other evaluation efforts.

For his part, Mr. Barroso said the E.C.B. was "acting fully within its mandate in keeping the integrity of monetary policy".

In a letter to Holder, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press wrote that the action "calls into question the very integrity of Department of Justice policies toward the press".

"If that agency is the Federal Reserve, we must be mindful of ensuring the independence and integrity of the Fed's monetary policy function".

"The scope of this action calls into question the very integrity of Department of Justice policies toward the press and its ability to balance, on its own, its police powers against the First Amendment rights of the news media and the public's interest in reporting on all manner of government conduct, including matters touching on national security which lie at the heart of this case".