Sentence examples for minimum policy from inspiring English sources

Examinations may be conducted by departments, groups, or any outside testing agency that has been approved by the Graduate Division, such as the Educational Testing Service, which adheres to the Graduate Council's minimum policy.

This is for two reasons: firstly, there are no facilities, such as children's play equipment, within the podium garden to benefit from; and secondly, the corporation of London residents still benefit from a very large amount of their own communal space, which is more than three times the minimum policy requirement.

At most, it supports making elements of a social minimum policy package work-conditional.

To some extent, then, even a libertarian state might have some government programs that resemble those we associate with a social minimum policy regime.

A first important set of arguments against work-conditionality appeals to problems of vulnerability and equity in the application of work conditions in a social minimum policy regime.

One response to the unfairness objection is to argue that some sort of work condition should be built into the social minimum policy regime.

Changing the mandatory minimum policies and striving to avoid imprisonment for low-level drug crimes are both admirable policies for Holder to implement.

These issues deserve further study before hospital procedure volume minimum policies for CABG and PCI are adopted more widely by purchasers.

ATLANTA — Education Secretary Arne Duncan entered some of the most contentious debates in college sports on Thursday when, in a speech at the N.C.A.A. convention, he called for stricter consequences for college teams that do not graduate their athletes and said the N.B.A.'s age-minimum policy sets up young athletes for failure.

In 2010 Barack Obama signed the Fair Sentencing Act, which lets judges take mitigating factors into account when sentencing a prisoner, reversing the mandatory-minimum policies that led to long jail terms for non-violent crimes.

Republicans fought hard against the idea of drug courts -- and now they all seem to agree that the "tough on crime" and "mandatory minimums" policies they all pushed back in the 1980s have been proven to be disastrous.