Sentence examples for play policy from inspiring English sources

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But the scheme has spread far beyond Bristol, with 30 local authorities across England adopting a positive street play policy and over 100 streets regularly playing out.

But those club owners have only a few months to find ways of accounting for their spending to comply with the so-called Financial Fair Play policy that UEFA, the ruling body of European soccer, intends to introduce.

Wales adopted a play policy in 2002 and an implementation plan in 2006, this has provided us with a goal to aim for, and support when children's freedom to play is being threatened or subsumed by adult agendas.

A statement from the Masters tournament committee read: "Tianlang Guan was assessed a one-shot penalty for violation of Rule 6-7 of the rules of golf and the tournament's pace of play policy.

In Australia, where skin cancer has long been epidemic, a "no hat, no play" policy as part of a broad-based emphasis on sun protection has made the country one of the first in the world in which skin cancer incidence is declining, Mr. Geller said.

"Our Google Play policies (specifically clause 4.4) have long prohibited apps that interfere with other apps (such as by altering their functionality, or removing their way of making money).

Oh, there is an exception to his everyday-play policy, he admitted.

"Close this book," he urges, "visit your school superintendent and find out if your district has a pay-to-play policy".

Like all the other ninety-three competitors, he was expected to abide by the P.G.A. tour's slow-play policy, which is designed to address a genuine scourge at all levels of the game, from major championships to weekend rounds at municipal courses: snail-like rounds that drag on for five and a half or six hours.

"He will be responsible for putting in place an end-to-end strategy for how we are going to implement a youth-driven playing policy within the club.