WHEN was the policy adopted?
"Fortunately, Mitch has reversed his policy, adopted our position, and proclaimed it as his own".
Fathers Walsh and Ingels were suspended from ministry in 2002 under the zero-tolerance policy adopted by American bishops.
The idea is not simply to find out whether the chosen sample would wish to see this policy adopted.
The policy, adopted in February, swept up mutual funds and investment firms into the agency's new oversight of derivatives trading.
The Germans also began to be hampered by the scorched earth policy adopted by the retreating Soviets.
A federal judge in Boston upheld the school desegregation policy adopted voluntarily 15 years ago by racially mixed Lynn, Mass.
What the policy, adopted by the Healthcare Association of New York State, will mean in practice, though, remains unclear.
But part also flows from the hubristic and unilateral approach to foreign policy adopted by the Bush administration.
The policy adopted by Beth Israel's hospice endorses palliative sedation to "carefully selected patients" at the end of life.
Stanford's investment responsibility policy, adopted in 1971, addresses the risk of "substantial social injury" in categories including diversity, environmental sustainability and human rights.
