Sentence examples for policy anomaly from inspiring English sources
Eric Lowe, chief executive of Myeloma UK, told the BBC: "Our feeling is the Cancer Drugs Fund is not sustainable, it's a policy anomaly and we don't understand why the Conservatives and Labour are intent on continuing with it in some form.
With his 100-day promise for a new telecom policy and intent of regularizing old policy anomalies, there is a belief that the industry will get a level playing field not only for all players but all telecom technologies like CDMA and GSM and eventually LTE (long term evolution).
The discriminatory policy is an anomaly among advanced militaries around the world.
Such a policy would create anomalies and hard cases and these would make it hard to gain political acceptance.
Baldwin, who specializes in complex commercial litigation and white-collar criminal defense, added that with all four U.S. attorneys in California employing the same strategy, it is clearly official Justice Department policy rather than an anomaly involving rogue prosecutors.
Most countries had an official, country-wide policy for routine ultrasound anomaly scanning.
The Ravel and Poulenc pieces have no other purpose than to endear, a policy that made them anomalies next to the confrontation, hostility and obscurantism of their colleagues and contemporaries.
The one-child policy has also created anomalies.
Countries with no official national Down's syndrome screening or structural anomaly scan policy had the lowest proportion of prenatally diagnosed Down's syndrome and NTD cases.
IT HAS long been one of the great anomalies of American foreign policy.
Exceptions to this policy included infants with major congenital anomalies or infants thought to be less mature than the perceived limit of viability which was 23 weeks.
