Sentence examples for policy considered from inspiring English sources

However, even that policy – considered radical by many and hated by house builders – does not go far enough for some.

Loughborough University's Centre for Research in Social Policy, considered the authority on the issue, calculates that outside the capital, you need £7.20 an hour.

"If the process is not opened up, the only way you have an opportunity to have your policy considered is if you kiss the ring," Labrador said.

The ethics policy, considered the toughest in the nation, covers about 8,000 faculty members in 17 affiliated institutions in the Boston area.

At Barclays, which began compensating gay employees at the beginning of the year, the team working on the policy considered how it might affect their expenses.

The battle of the bins has broken out again after analysis of Government figures showed that collecting refuse fortnightly - a policy considered by the Communities Secretary, Eric Pickles, to be rubbish – increases recycling.

"It's such an affordable policy, considering how much it covers," Ms. Chapman-Hendersaidsaid.

But that original agitator of transparency back in 1959 was of the party, and George Osborne, the man who announced the all-academies policy, considers himself her heir apparent.

To understand the effects of this policy, consider the results of a recent American Institute of Physics AIPP) survey.

The revised nuclear energy policy considers searching for possible alternative locations for future nuclear power plants in Turkey.

With the increase of the multi-path penalty, the proposed SMDP policy considering SCTP congestion window changes.