Sentence examples for policies differently from inspiring English sources

Planners in North Texas hope to follow Houston's lead and incentivize car-poolers to use the toll lanes being built as part of three highway projects, though they expect to enforce their policies differently.

Bob Carey, who led ORR under the Obama administration, interpreted its policies differently.

Front line providers have been shown, for example, to understand and implement policies differently from original intentions, often undermining effective implementation [ 17- 19].

But Ms. Leghmara said Muslims in the suburbs interpreted the policy differently.

But they do not take into account the often more intricate facts, nor whether we would actually choose to exercise policy differently outside the EU.

Other senators tried with limited success to plumb how the next administration would conduct foreign policy differently from the current one.

However, Abel & Cole representatives handling complaints on Facebook have stated the policy differently: "[We] try once a day, and we will call a maximum of eight times.

But schools across the district implement the policy differently, with some conducting daily searches and others choosing to obey the policy less frequently or ignore it altogether.

Since then the Communist Party has allowed countless exceptions to the rules — for ethnic minorities, for rural couples whose first child is a girl, for couples with a disabled child — and various provinces enforce the policy differently.

Our focus on private allotments fills an important research (lack of information on ownership and spatial extent) and policy (treated differently to public allotments as open space in planning policy) gap.

Mr McCain often finds himself addressing the local rotary club.A different view of the worldDemocratic voters view foreign policy very differently from Republican ones.