Sentence examples for policies in question from inspiring English sources

None of this should be taken as comment on the merits of the policies in question.

In arguing for a "libertarian approach" to fertility, Mr Quiggin seems to be implicitly assuming that Europe's birthrate is an exogenous variable, unaffected by the policies in question.

The accusation of "anti-Americanism" against those of us who adamantly oppose the present decision-makers in Washington is as short-sighted as the policies in question.

Carol Raulston, a spokeswoman for the National Mining Association, an industry group, said that most of the policies in question position the banks to phase out lending over time — and only to companies that primarily engage in mountaintop removal mining.

Mr. Oxendine, whose office began its investigation of Life Insurance of Georgia in July 2000, said the policies in question were sold from the 1960's until the mid-1970's.

B3 Ferry Policies in Question A judge has thrown out the results of a random alcohol test that led to the suspension of an assistant Staten Island ferry captain in March.

This time the policy in question is benefits sanctions, which has caused so much misery in the past five years.

As O'Rourke says, that's an odd position to take given that the policy in question has been an abject failure.

The bank evaluates every project it undertakes to find better ways of helping poor people, and it chooses methods according to the policy in question.

The policy in question is aimed at blocking content that encourages unhealthy weight loss – the opposite intent of Cherchez la Femme, which was promoting body positivity.

The policy in question states that "we do not donate any corporate money, services, products or facilities to any political party, candidate or political committee" unless approved by the company's government relations office.