Sentence examples for policies drawing from inspiring English sources
And those who lived there, the few survivors who have decided to rebuild, are reviewing their home insurance policies, drawing up plans for new houses, sifting through the strange and sparse remnants of their lives that were recovered from the scene, and preparing to start over.
But despite Google's consolidated privacy policies drawing the attention of data protection regulators the company has not (yet) altered its data-knitting course.
In addition, the paper describes a novel truly service-oriented way of implementing compliance management and enforcement of business policies drawing on Adaptive Service Oriented Architecture ASOAAdaptive Service Oriented Architecture ASOA
We also demonstrated an approach to rapidly appraising the mental health effects of mainly non-health sector policies, drawing on theoretical understandings of mental health and its determinants, research evidence and policy documents.
This study piloted an approach to rapidly appraising the mental health effects of mainly non-health sector policies, drawing on both theoretical understandings of mental health and its determinants, and, where possible, its evidence base.
During Sotomayor's nomination, the club's membership policies drew criticism, and Sotomayor resigned.
Immigration policies drawn up by rich countries without the active co-operation of poor countries are unlikely to work.
Mr. Gore's attack on Mr. Bush's policies drew a scornful reaction from the Republican National Committee chairman, Marc Racicot.
Coors's nonunion policies drew the ire of organized labor and a long and bitter boycott that was eventually ended in the late 1980's.
Do they not recognize the alienation, failure and high dropout rates that result when school policies draw a painful line between haves and have-nots?
The military, which sets foreign and security policies, drew rare public criticism after US special forces killed Osama bin Laden on Pakistani soil in a unilateral raid in May last year, a raid seen as a flagrant violation of sovereignty.
