Sentence examples for policy be altered from inspiring English sources

Must research policy be altered to ensure that research projects that involve individual result disclosure also ensure that this clinical information is given in the context of a high quality clinical service?

Similarly, the FCC's most recent revisions to its telecoms policy were altered at the last minute to "balance" their deregulatory thrust with changes that run the other way.

However, this system appeared to be a failure and the policy was altered in 1836 in order to promote European literature and science.

The policy was altered in 1975, allowing the album to hit number one on the main chart in 1977, following Presley's death.

So, while many of you were probably wishing you were at ADE right now getting turnt with the squad, perhaps some were suspicious that drug policy was altered specifically for a music festival.

AFter 2002, the deficit will quickly reappear and then climb alarmingly unless policies are altered..

Nowak and Greenfield warn that tree loss will "likely continue into the future, unless forest management and/or urban development policies are altered, particularly given the threats to urban trees associated with development, climate change, insects and diseases, and fire".

The presence of gay armed forces and emergency services marching at the Pride rallies and their commitment to inclusive policies is altering cultures previously seen as deeply homophobic.

But the policy could be altered for next season.

Targeting poverty The report highlights a number of areas where policy could be altered to address inequalities, and therefore mental health.

Back-to-back rallies in Manhattan on the Middle East -- pro-Israel on Thursday, pro-Palestinian yesterday -- gave a glimpse of how New York's foreign policy could be altered once more in the not-too-distant future.