Sentence examples for more recent policy from inspiring English sources

More recent policy makers have not built on that early success.

"In essence, this is no different to the diary entries of early colonisers and more recent policy makers," said West.

The site includes reports on the Education RoadMap (2009) and more recent policy statements in "downloads" section; plus related web links.

Others have made successful use of the Freedom of Information Act to illuminate more recent policy debates or major decision moments such as the Iraq War.

The words of Robert E. Lee stand as the best comment not only on Bob Kerrey, the former presidential candidate accused of having committed a war crime 30 years ago, but of a more recent policy: that of handing over suspected war criminals to tribunals.

But its strongest comments were reserved for some of the more recent policy announcements.

Pre-liberalization transmission access and pricing policies are reviewed first since more recent policies have evolved from them.

Britain's economy has been improving since the beginning of the year after low interest rates, which have been in place since March 2009, were combined with more recent policies to improve lending and the availability of mortgages.

Elfrink also said London is "definitely" a smart city and praised David Cameron for encouraging more innovation in technology, not only through Silicon Roundabout but more recent policies, which include doubling the budget for the internet of things, the idea that everyday objects such as kettles or fridges can be connected to the internet.

The criminal justice system disproportionately targets and affects low-income communities and communities of color, as evidenced by more recent policies such as New York City's Stop and Frisk program and other degrading forms of racial profiling.

However, more recent policies limit reimbursement to the use of videoconferencing, thus affecting the trend regarding use of telemedicine activities in the last few years.