Sentence examples for policy as set out from inspiring English sources

And the university's current development policy, as set out in a 1998 planning document, is aimed at "enhancing the neighborhood by reinforcing its essential characteristics and architectural setting".

Mr. Goldstein argues that it's clear the counterinsurgency and population-protection policy, as set out in Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal's manifesto last summer, is failing, reminiscent of the grandiose plans Mr. Bundy promulgated in Vietnam in the 1960s.

However, this would be dependent on the implementation of liberalisation policies as set out in the Yamoussoukro Decision.

"The policy position as set out by the heads of state and government on the 29th of June is the policy that prevails," Mr. Noonan said.

"The policy position as set out by the heads of state and government on the 29th of June is the policy that prevails," said Mr. Noonan.

The reality is that "probably" the policy will remain as set out before the election.

Mark DeBellis New York, July 21 , 2010To the Editor: Since the late 1970s it has been the policy of New York State as set out in the state's Human Rights and Correction laws to encourage the reasonable employment and licensure of people with prior criminal convictions.

Plan A is the government's current policy of cuts, cuts and more cuts, as set out by George Osborne in 2010.

In Brenda's case the GP on the panel questions the categorisation of patients as set out in local policy.

This is just as relevant to social policy, as it is to science and medicine, as set out in a new report by the Alliance for Useful Evidence.

As set out by New South Wales health policy, the person responsible was most commonly an enduring guardian, a spouse or another close relative.