Sentence examples for picture policy from inspiring English sources

Rows over what photographs Facebook will permit on its vast social network are nothing new: its no-nudity picture policy has caused controversy before due its less than subtle approach.

But his book is careful to avoid all but the most basic information about his SEAL experiences, and its emphasis is on the close-up experience of a team member in action not on the big picture policy questions that determine how he has been deployed.

This is not a division based on big picture policy differences in which, for example, the mainstream Republicans understand that seeking to slightly raise taxes on the wealthy does not make somebody a socialist or that income inequality should be a concern to all policy makers interested in stewarding the economy towards prosperity.

Ms. Kopp is mostly quiet on the big-picture policy questions, preferring to perfect her project; she says she was never trying to revolutionize teacher training in America.

But the increasing portents of climate change convinced Sinclair that a religious response to what he calls "the biggest big-picture policy challenge we face today" is precisely what the world needs now.

Instead, bodies like the general assembly should agree to big-picture policy objectives (like "end poverty") and let the UN expert entities develop the goals to implement the plan.

As the first of Mr. Obama's 30,000 reinforcements arrive in Afghanistan, four men and women, whose lives have been shaped by the war — grass-roots experts as opposed to big-picture policy makers — expressed mixed feelings in recent interviews about the president's new strategy.

In this year's letter to shareholders, sent last month, the conglomerate's boss, Warren Buffett, broke a long-standing "no pictures" policy to show off his head-office team, just 24 strong.

Wheeler's rulings so far have batted aside government pleadings that point to big-picture policy questions — imminent global economic collapse, AIG's near-certain failure and the company's own role in bringing about the crisis.

Another says, "Oh, my God the pictures, the fucking pictures!" (In 2010, the photograph policy was reversed; Rogers left the Administration that year).

Another says, "Oh, my God — the pictures, the fucking pictures!" (In 2010, the photograph policy was reversed; Rogers left the Administration that year).