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Discover LudwigThe phrase "made policies" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to the act of creating or establishing rules or guidelines within an organization or context. Example: "The committee made policies to ensure a safer working environment for all employees."
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She made policies.
The government has taken a number of steps and made policies to try to address the problem.
Beginning with the Reagan presidency and gaining momentum after the 1992 election, when Bill Clinton made policies like the Family Leave Act a part of the Democratic platform, "family values" became an overwhelmingly bipartisan issue.
Drawing lessons from Jones (2015:102), the author made policies known beforehand about what students were expected of them to invest in the course.
For example, it has been quite a few years since the national government made policies to encourage coalmine methane power to be sold to the grid.
The Chinese government made policies by which early childhood education and care institutions might be run by multi-department, multi-unit and others — in social sectors and with multi-funds.
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Party conference never made policy.
"I had no idea how these people made policy".
Communities have made policy changes aimed at improving the local environment.
As a result, decisions are not made; policy is not advanced; problems are not addressed.
They make policies up on the hoof.
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