Sentence examples for new policy reported from inspiring English sources

In explaining the new policy, reported yesterday in The Daily News, Deputy Commissioner Francis X . Gribbonsaid the department was seeking to maintain order.

Under the new policy, reported on Wednesday in The New York Post, officers would be tested on entering the Police Academy and again when their probationary period ended after two years.

A new policy report out yesterday gives voice to these concerns and calls for a new government science position to focus on boosting the country's fortunes with research.

Under a new policy, report cards and progress reports will reflect a 60 out of 100 as the lowest grade, and teachers must offer students opportunities to retake tests and redo assignments until a passing grade is earned.

The new policy, first reported by The Washington Post, suggests the Obama administration is ready to play hardball, using aid as well as diplomacy, to bring developing countries into conformity with its efforts to reach an international deal to tackle global warming.

Editors of 11 leading medical journals from around the world say they have agreed to a new policy for reporting research sponsored by drug companies.

In 2009, it issued a new policy on reporting detainee deaths.

In a report last fall, it said there had been "widespread acceptance of the new policy" and "no reported difficulties of note concerning homophobic behavior" among service personnel.

Hailed as a great devolution of power to local authorities, Osborne's shiny new policy was widely reported – but one crucial detail was often overlooked.

Edward H. Lennon, president of the State Troopers Fraternal Association, the union representing troopers, had a mixed reaction to the new policy, which was reported today in The Philadelphia Inquirer.

There is no requirement to do so under New York State law, and diocesan officials said the new policy on reporting did not apply to old cases.