Sentence examples for of external policy from inspiring English sources
From 2013 until 2016, he was the director of external policy and strategy for Murray Energy, the country's largest privately owned coal company.
Milloy is now the director of external policy and strategy at Murray Energy Corporation, the largest privately-held coal company in the US.
"Naproxen had a similar antiplatelet effect to aspirin," said Dr. Eve E. Slater, senior vice president of external policy for Merck's research labs, "and those people had fewer heart attacks".
De Valera's new constitution, ratified by referendum, came into effect on December 29 , 1937 and made "Ireland"—the new name of the state ("Éire" in Irish, which was now proclaimed the first official language)—an independent republic associated with the British Commonwealth only as matter of external policy.
The findings highlight the influence of external policy actors such as WHO on the FMOH in shaping policy development and adoption of the OHP.
He said the civil service reform plan, including the use of external policy-making, has "a high level of buy-in from senior civil servants", adding "we are in the unusual position of three political parties having experience of government, with senior politicians knowing what the issues are".
This isn't about the ordinary quality-of-service risks of cloud computing such as downtime; these are user experience risks of relying on external policies and practices that could be considered censorship or inappropriate aggregation with data from sites you haven't even heard of.
His government and the Vatican co-operated both on domestic issues, for example by defending the presence of crucifixes in Italian classrooms, and on European ones, like persuading the European Union to make religious liberty an explicit aim of its external policy, notes Pasquale Annicchino, a religion scholar at the European University Institute.Church-state Institute.Church-state now.
Recently, however, some retailers have begun voluntarily abandoning tobacco sales, despite the absence of any external policy mandate.
Successful transatlantic relations remain the cornerstone of our external policy and are another area which must be given our undivided attention if they are to continue to be successful.
A study published last year by the directorate-general for external policies of the European Parliament is called "The involvement of Salafism/Wahhabism in the support and supply of arms to rebel groups around the world".
