Sentence examples for introducing a policy from inspiring English sources

Policy Yes, introducing a policy is trite, but essential.

And confusion reigns at the central bank: shortly after introducing a policy likely to exert downward pressure on the yen, officials then tried to talk up the currency.

(Salon) Anti-Family-Friendly Backlash Since introducing a policy of charging people to sit next to each other, the airlines have faced charges of being anti-family.

And now it is introducing a policy of "pay to stay" for social tenants, supposedly to force high earners to pay market rents.

The organisation's work has also led to the European Union introducing a policy where European money cannot be used for maintaining any kind of institution.

Greenwich, to its credit, has recently proposed introducing a policy that would require all viability assessments to be open to public scrutiny, following growing calls for transparency.

A year ago, the National Institutes of Health introduced a policy encouraging scientists who had received N.I.H. financing to submit published articles within a year to a central database at the National Library of Medicine.

The Soviets introduced a policy that came to be known to its critics as "official Islam".

Electricity is also the area where there are obvious steps being taken to introduce a policy.

So there was dismay when an energetic new commander of the traffic police introduced a policy of zero tolerance late last year.

The Italians have also introduced a policy of returning boatloads of migrants to Libya before any can claim asylum.