Sentence examples for policy challenged from inspiring English sources
It's just part of the narrative we in Central and Eastern Europe have endured for almost a quarter century, from „Lazy Latvians" working for Laval in Sweden to „Polish Plumbers" in Paris to Post-soviet, emotionally traumatized, hence foreign policy challenged Estonians right here in Tallinn.
The Bush policy, challenged in the courts by environmentalists, would have allowed timber companies to cut up to 502 million board-feet of lumber annually from 2.6 million acres of forests in the region, or about double the amount allowed under the Northwest Forest Plan, which was adopted in 1994 under President Bill Clinton.
Rita Smith, an NFL senior advisor on domestic violence and sexual assault who helped create the NFL policy, challenged that assertion. .
NEW YORK TIMES Google Privacy Policy Challenged in Europe | France's data protection authority said it would investigate Google's new privacy policy, claiming it believed the policy did not comply with European law, The New York Times reports.
SPORTSMONDAY, PAGE D1 Detainee Policy Challenged One of the Pentagon's top civilian lawyers repeatedly challenged the Bush administration's policy on the coercive interrogation of terrorism suspects, a newly disclosed document shows.
1 A Priest's Divided Life The record of the Rev. Paul R. Shanley, a central figure in the abuse scandals in Boston, portrays a man split in two: part protector, part predator, with the church central to both roles. 1 Mining Policy Challenged A federal judge has issued a direct challenge to a new Bush administration policy that allows the dumping of mining rock and dirt into streams and valleys.
It matters because a lot of other countries whose policies challenge these international norms are watching.
However, the complexity of the health system in Mexico makes implementing policies challenging.
Instead, there are "many foreign policy challenges".
These policy challenges are daunting.
The policy challenges are also daunting.
