Sentence examples for network policies from inspiring English sources

Network policies required all actors to have at least one foot on the floor at all times.

For any mayor, championing the Blue Ribbon Network policies in the London Plan is the litmus test if they are serious about sustainability in London.

In 1984, representatives from participating institutions and organizations formed the BITNET Executive Committee to establish network policies and procedures as well as to begin long-term planning.

For instance, while Slashdotters are largely appalled at the notion of the National Security Agency's reading their e-mail messages, one anonymous poster called them "hypocrites" and pointed out that their own network policies were often similar.

To protect users, Facebook's Audience Network policies say publishers can only show one ad on the screen at a time.

It applies network policies to the Application Manager requests and proxies messages between the Application Manager and the CMTS.

Because of network policy, many of the affiliates could not accept paid religious broadcasting.

(Some viewers may even miss the creative sexual euphemisms inspired by broadcast network policy).

ABC News is correct when it says a $200,000 payment for videos of Ms. Anthony's dead daughter didn't violate network policy.

The report, the network policy changes and the details of how the errors were made are unlikely to dissuade Congressional Republicans who have announced their plans to hold hearings into the election-night mistakes.

We assume that the network policy is semantically correct.