Sentence examples for policy by which from inspiring English sources

Separately, Google worried privacy advocates by unveiling a new policy by which it will share users' data among its websites.

Frequent elections are unquestionably the only policy by which this dependence and sympathy can be effectually secured.This much is well known to any student of high-school civics.

A symbolic trial, it found Emperor Hirohito ultimately responsible for the policy by which the Japanese military forced Asian women into sexual slavery during World War II.

Her grandmother was one of the Stolen Generation, the policy by which Aboriginal children were forcibly removed from their parents and placed with white families.

Bolivia's other success story, according to the UNODC, is its social control policy "by which the state dialogues with producers and upholds human rights", De Leo says.

MIT currently employs an Early Action policy by which applicants who are accepted early can wait to accept their offer until April.

One policy instrument by which policy makers have attempted to create regional advantage has been the establishment of publicly funded research centres (PRCs).

Different policies by which nodes could select the direction of events propagation (random, round-robin, centroid-based) are investigated.

Since then we've had a range of social mobility initiatives, the policies by which bright children are better enabled to "reach the top".

Another key aspect of enabling the board to govern more effectively was to establish clear principles and policies by which it would operate.

NS: Another thing you said in your introduction to Mr Mandela's speech that was published in the Guardian was that while whites remain economically privileged they have virtually no say in the policies by which they are governed.