Sentence examples for policies expressed from inspiring English sources

'The Commission therefore did not bind itself inflexibly to the licensing policies expressed in the Regulations.

It is only superficially surprising to hear such policies expressed by a female minister in David Cameron's government.

He believed that the BBC's irreverent, anti-deferential, subversive programming policies expressed the very freedoms for which the sacrifices of 1939-45 had been made.

People who had appreciated the pro-business elements of his candidacy, and who still have hope for his economic policies, expressed similar concern.

This paper describes the S3MS.NET run time monitor, a tool that can enforce security policies expressed in a variety of policy languages for.NET desktop or mobile applications.

Critics of the tighter admissions policies expressed concerns that CUNY would now be turning away those students who needed its help the most, including many poorly educated minority and immigrant applicants who did not yet have a strong command of English.

In that way, such canons function very much like a nondelegation doctrine, forcing Congress to make its disfavored policies express in the statute.

HiPoLDS allows the definition of both abstract and concrete policies, expressing respectively high-level properties required and concrete implementation details to be ultimately introduced into the service implementation.

These policies express Israel's longstanding wish to erase the Palestinian presence on land it considers its own.

No federal laws, rules, or policies express a presumption that scientific work should be ignored or given lesser weight because of the source of its funding.

There is widespread approval of the policy expressed in the white paper Every Child Matters.