Sentence examples for policy cited from inspiring English sources

Question asked, policy cited, question answered.

The policy cited by Stern was discussed at an April 2010 meeting of the Board of Governors.

Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, asked how it felt to be in power at a time when the markets were dictating fiscal policy, cited Benito Mussolini, Italy's former Fascist dictator.

As examples, the policy cited evidence of any planned use of cellphones as triggers to set off explosives or as networks to facilitate violent criminal activity or to endanger passengers.

Univision's chairman and chief executive, A. Jerrold Perenchio, does not give interviews and forbids network officials to do so, a policy cited by the network's publicists for declining requests for interviews.

Both he and the people who introduced him — the actor Neil Patrick Harris and Jonathan Hopkins, a decorated veteran of three tours in Afghanistan who had to leave the Army last year because of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy — cited the repeal of that law, the passage of a hate-crimes law and other administration actions, evoking much applause.

Greenpeace has been protesting India's coal policy, citing damage to forests in central India.

Amnesty's draft policy cites support from "human rights organisations" for the call to decriminalise brothels.

Iran's own state-run news media even took a swipe at the administration's data surveillance policy, citing the administration's American critics.

Candidates identified as conservatives did try to accuse Mr. Khatami of poor economic policy, citing an unemployment rate officially put around 15percentt but believed to be far higher.

He said local courts had declined to hear any cases brought by opponents of the policy, citing an edict from local officials.