Sentence examples for policy advises from inspiring English sources

If you do find that behaviour is less than ideal, use the school's behaviour policy, advises Dixon.

The average salt intake in these populations — what could be called the normal salt intake — was one and a half teaspoons a day, almost 50 percent above what federal agencies consider a safe upper limit for healthy Americans under 50, and more than double what the policy advises for those who aren't so young or healthy.

The new policy advises museums that they "normally should not" acquire a work unless solid proof exists that the object was outside its country of probable modern discovery before 1970, or was legally exported from its probable country of modern discovery after 1970.

A similar policy advises educators to report to parents if students ask any questions about sexual orientation, potentially outing kids to their families before they're ready to have that conversation.

LaPierre might deny such a culture exists, but a New York Times article that dates back to 2003 detailed the prevalence of guns in the NFL, despite the fact that the NFL's gun policy advises players against owning a firearm.

While Harvard's policy advises accused students to "seek legal counsel before making any written or oral statements" when they are facing the possibility of criminal charges, it simultaneously requires students to write all statements in their own words.

"He's consistently been a part of his foreign policy advising world.

In 1985, he moved to protective security policy, advising departmental security officers on the protection of classified information.

For me, obtaining an MA in peace and conflict studies is just one step towards achieving a rewarding career in peace research and foreign policy advising.

Margaret Blair Soyster, an employment lawyer in New York with the law firm Clifford Chance, says that employers should have a written policy advising employees that their e-mail messages are not private but can be read by their supervisors, that the technology they use at work belongs to the company and that the company reserves the right to monitor the computer activities of employees.

The "Economic policy advising in Switzerland" section turns to the specific situation for policy advisors in Switzerland with its direct-democratic political system, and the "Concluding remarks" section concludes.