Sentence examples for policies setting from inspiring English sources

Oxford and Cambridge both have detailed policies setting out the conditions for accepting or rejecting large donations.

That has been amended to say it was required to produce clear written policies setting out what sick pay and paid holiday those workers were entitled to.

Very quickly they had to develop new policies setting out how they would help young learners (and parents) use these new tools safely and responsibly.

Today over 60 national and subnational jurisdictions currently regulate 13% of global emissions with carbon pricing policies, setting the stage for the implementation of the Paris Agreement.

In a related development, lawyers for the intelligence agencies are due to hand over their secret policies setting out when they can intercept communications between lawyers and their clients.

Henry II (1547 59) pursued his father's harsh policies, setting up a special court (the chambre ardente) to deal with heresy and issuing further repressive edicts, such as that of Écouen in 1559.

It will operate under policies set by the National Security Council.

These are problems spawned by 35 years or so of bad policies set by politicians.

"A year ago, we were facing piecemeal policies set out by E.P.A., D.O.T. and groups of different states.

Most policies set a monetary limit per insured person to pay for alternative flights.

Evaluation policies set an important frame of reference for how evaluations are implemented.