Sentence examples for policies defined from inspiring English sources

The panel previously said employers' policies defined what was "authorized," allowing prosecutors to argue that Mr. Nosal's breach was criminal.

Until Congress sets clear policies defined by the national interest -- and quits rewarding people who break the law -- no immigration agency will have much success.

For example, there's not much chance an aspiring populist could offer to be harsher on refugees than are the policies defined by our bipartisan elite consensus.

However, StormWatch acts as an enforcer of security policies defined by the network's administrators, but with authority to block requests that appear to threaten critical files or components.Much the same thinking has gone into IBM's eLiza project.

Finally, it protects the container by enforcing the policies defined for the given container as it moves through its lifecycle.

Margaret Thatcher was a truly formidable prime minister whose policies defined a political generation.

Do people opposing Chinese policies define themselves as anti-Chinese?

She recognises that arguments are likely to be made about freedom of speech, but points out that Facebook has policies defining what is acceptable content already, and she just wants these to be properly enforced.

Policies define constraints that may be applied to an entire service or to particular functions only.

Folsom Reservoir, California serves as an illustrative case study, where policies define the thresholds triggering flood control and conservation actions.

Any change in the definition of ratings or in the policies defining change can have a profound effect on the securities markets.