Sentence examples for policy built on from inspiring English sources

Before the commission embraces regulation, it should take another look at the European model and focus on a policy built on transparency.

Like it or not, we have a new, pre-emptive defense policy built on the principle that we strike the bad guys before they hit us.

It's a policy built on the idea that working people from Latin America are a threat to "national security" and somehow responsible for economic and social decline.

The last years of Sukarno's rule were calamitous for Indonesia, as he abridged civil liberties, skirmished with the military and the Communist Party and pursued an economic policy built on little more than thumbing his nose at the West.

To Peter A. A. Berle, president of the National Audubon Society, "the biggest lost opportunity" of the Reagan Administration was a failure to create a national energy policy built on conservation and energy efficiency.

But the government has worked so hard for so long to build a narrative that bolsters suspicion of all outsiders that even an immigration policy built on proximity and cultural affinity is fraught.

The new policy builds on the existing 'Act on Acceptance' message by asking all authors to deposit, on acceptance, the accepted manuscript of journal articles and conference papers into the university repository ORA (via Symplectic Elements).

We will be discussing the work how science and technology policy is developed at the state level, how state policy builds on federal policy, and how science and technology are drivers for economic development across the NC.

The policy builds on earlier agreements to reduce police citations and fines for students who were tardy or absent.

This C-TIP policy builds on our 2011 Counter-Trafficking Code of Conduct that advances the highest ethical standards of our personnel, contractors, and grantees.

Similarly the United Kingdom Medical Research Council (MRC) website states that: Our policy builds on the central principles of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in its report "Promoting Access to Public Research Data for Scientific, Economic and Social Development".