Sentence examples for modifications in policies from inspiring English sources

The statute defines discrimination as "a failure to make reasonable modifications in policies, practices, or procedures" unless those modifications "would fundamentally alter the nature" of the activity.

That allows state enforcement of the part of the A.D.A. requiring "places of public accommodation to make reasonable modifications in policies, practices and procedures when providing access for a person with a disability," said John P. Herrion, director of disability rights for the State Division of Human Rights.

There were debates and modifications in policy touching everything from the royal family to the establishment of an independent judiciary.

Such support is the latest surprising modification in policy on the subject.

They had asked for some modifications in our policies, and we're certainly accommodating them".

The structure of the OHS program should allow employees and management alike to communicate not only problems and recommendations, but also any modifications in programs, policies, and procedures that improve the performance of the program.

Successfully mitigating and adapting to global warming will require significant modifications in public policy and population behavior [4].

Government being the major role player during the emergencies, UNICEF should continue to share its learning and advocate for necessary modification in intervention policies and norms.

The challenge for ministries and for us as advisors is to listen to WHO's advice and take it seriously, but also to recognize that a country's unique situation often calls for a modification in the policies and guidelines recommended by WHO.

What recommendations do the findings imply for modifications in programme and policy?

Between 2004 and 2009, substantial modifications in reproductive health policy were incorporated into the Medical Council's ethical guidelines.