Sentence examples for obsolete policy from inspiring English sources

No other major school district bans worship services in its schools, Mr. Lorence said, adding that it was time that the city "stop clinging to an obsolete policy that is based on an extreme view of the separation of church and state".

Tell the president to end this obsolete policy.

So we're stuck in this obsolete policy of containment...

FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler says the time has come to sack the obsolete policy, and last month, Republican FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai and U.S. Rep. Brian Higgins (D-N.Y).

They propose a series of steps that would make it difficult if not impossible for certain segments of the immigrant population to access employment by requiring use of faulty employment verification systems and reinstating obsolete policies like the No-Match Rule, which impose more burdens upon employers -- all within the context of a broken and unworkable immigration system.

Advancements in technology, which can detect H.I.V. in blood within days or weeks of infection, render this policy obsolete.

The facts of modern life rendered the one-child policy obsolete long before China's leaders dared tinker with it.

"The advent of the 24-hour news cycle, known as the 'CNN Effect,' " she argued, "has rendered this policy obsolete.

McCain, his party's 2008 presidential nominee, has defended "an obsolete, embarrassing, discriminatory policy that weakens our military and offends our values," Reid said on the Senate floor before a series of votes on extending tax cuts.

In targeting McCain, Reid reportedly called "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" an "obsolete, embarrassing, discriminatory policy that weakens our military and offends our values," adding that repealing the measure "would be a great stride forward for both equality and military readiness".

This paper argues that Croatia has failed to capitalize on its inherited science base, which could have been used as a starting point in the transition towards a KE, because it has not made the shift from an obsolete socialist-style science policy to a modern innovation policy (IP); the latter is seen as the new policy paradigm necessary for structural adjustment to a KE.