Sentence examples for its underlying policy from inspiring English sources

Marriott said it encourages the FCC to change its rules "to eliminate the ongoing confusion" and "to assess the merits of its underlying policy".

This is why the Obama tax is welcome: its underlying policy message is that big banking must get smaller because it does too little that is useful, productive or efficient.

The new rule, though, is much more savvy: Because it speaks the language of compromise and conscience, it provides grounds for anyone who desperately wants to believe in it to believe in it, even as it leaves the underlying policy more or less unchanged.

But some campaigners say the real cause of most problems associated with the WCA is not the company that carries out the tests but the underlying policy it is paid to implement.

Facebook is effectively shifting where it will be criticized to the underlying policy instead of individual incidents of enforcement mistakes like when it took down posts of the newsworthy "Napalm Girl" historical photo because it contains child nudity before eventually restoring them.

Market professionals said the government was to blame because it had fitfully introduced reforms without a consistent underlying policy that would build investor confidence.

Whereas under "the older, New Deal form of liberalism," there would just be a straightforward universal federal guarantee of health insurance — and if the website didn't work, well, it would be an inconvenience but not really a problem for the underlying policy.

But this debate misses the underlying policy choices that are affecting UC.

That approach assumes that one company's underlying policy is pretty much the same as another.

On occasions in her early days, Withers chaffed against the steely consistency of the magazine's underlying policy.

North Korean experts in China say they detect little change in China's underlying policy of supporting North Korea.