Sentence examples for naming policy from inspiring English sources

In essence, all the coupes will be even numbered, but the company has not announced a formal change in its model naming policy.

It seems The Times's acronym policy and the Chinese government's naming policy are on the same page.

After years of lobbying by the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre, Tasmania also became the last jurisdiction in Australia to have a dual naming policy.

The establishment and naming of whole schools is reserved for the Board of Education and is not affected by the naming policy.

In addition, creating and adhering to a consistent domain name registration strategy will help brand owners keep a lid on the costs of domain names and also allow consumers to become familiar with the naming policy of the brand.

Did the social inequity of this naming policy occur to me – that there were no engines named, say, Peckham Secondary Modern or (our party on the train) Dunfermline High?

An evaluation index named 'Policy Empowerment Index' (PEI) has been developed by Gavriilidis and Östergren (18), aiming to increase understanding on how policy planning can affect constituent empowerment.

They don't need to name policies, because the Republicans already of hundreds of policies ready to go.

"Whereas Facebook has a real name policy, Twitter doesn't.

Imagine a Facebook-style real-name policy applied to the whole Internet.

In contrast, Facebook has insisted that Japanese users adhere to its real-name policy.