Sentence examples for policy conducted from inspiring English sources

During the disintegration of Yugoslavia after 1991, Garašanin's plan was used to justify the belief in the existence of a consistent policy, conducted by Serbian politicians over a century and a half, to create a Greater Serbia.

"We must move from being a society that uses the military as a political and media football, and more towards seeing the military for what it is – the instrument of foreign policy conducted by a democratically elected government acting in the name of the people".

Regarding financial incentives the state has several means for affecting the actual policy conducted in the 98 different municipalities in Denmark.

Last fall, the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology called for a comprehensive, governmentwide report on national energy policy modeled on the quadrennial review of military policy conducted by the Department of Defense.

For example, to decide whether to trust a cloud service provider, a cloud user may simply just check whether the provider passed the formal audit of a widely accepted cloud service policy, conducted by a trusted auditor.

Back in February, the French data protection regulator, CNIL, called out Google for failing "to come into compliance" within the four month period set out by the original October report into the policy, conducted by the Article 29 Working Party — and said Mountain View would therefore face additional action.

Despite the posting of the policy, conducting and publishing a Privacy impact Assessment is still needed.

The city expects a longitudinal study of third- and fifth-grade policies conducted by the RAND Corporation to be released this fall.

Such is the case with the recent study on jobs created by California's energy-efficiency policies conducted by the Center for Energy, Resources and Economic Sustainability at the University of California, Berkeley.

Greece sincerely had no intention of clashing with its partners, Varoufakis insisted, but the logic of austerity was such that policies conducted in its embrace could only fail.

Those findings fitted with an assessment of the main parties' policies conducted by the Climate Institute, which concluded the Coalition plan was "currently inadequate" and Labor's merely had "pathways to credibility".