Sentence examples for passed policy from inspiring English sources

Last May, the National Union of Students (NUS), passed policy to oppose the party on the grounds of its immigration policy.

"Now that the immediate crisis has passed," Policy Network asks for "long-term strategies to shape our post-recession economies" and "to promote economic growth".

Two weeks ago, the University of London Union – of which I am the President – passed policy in a relatively routine and democratic way which stated that although any student may attend whatever they liked, we would not send a representative on their behalf, as we regarded the ceremony as a political statement with which we did not want to be associated.

"The NUS is this year putting affordable housing at the front of its campaigns and we have passed policy to support rent strikes up and down the UK to encourage the growth and spread of rent strike actions".

At almost every juncture over the past 35 years, Republicans have supported and passed policies that have empowered businesses while supporting the removal of policies that protect workers.

Reagan (and a compliant Congress) passed policies encouraging cooperation and mutual training between the military and police agencies.

Some have passed policies that require affirmative consent, but don't offer other guidance or support on how to have conversations about consent.

More than a dozen major religious denominations have passed policies -- some as many as fifty years ago -- supporting access to legal abortion.

We also passed policies that confront discrimination of all kinds -- to support the safety and educational opportunity of LGBTQ students, confront Islamophobia, address problems in our criminal justice system and promote racial equity.

"At the state level, we have passed policies to ameliorate the federal drug war, including Proposition 215 in 1996, to allow medical marijuana, and Proposition 36 in 2000, to direct drug offenders to treatment rather than incarceration.

Further amendments and enhancements to pass policy and broader security practice will be implemented in due course".