Sentence examples for policy constituted from inspiring English sources

This policy constituted a safety valve to prevent a resurgence of separatist ambitions in Tamil Nadu itself.

A 2004 report by the human rights and equal opportunity commission into the detention of children bluntly said that the policy, "constituted cruel, inhumane and degrading punishment".

In her ruling, Federal District Judge Ursula Ungaro said the governor's policy constituted an unreasonable search and seizure and must be stopped.

Critical in the case against Mr. Quattrone will be whether an e-mail message he endorsed, directing department members at First Boston to follow the firm's document-retention policy, constituted an effort to obstruct a government investigation.

Mr. Obama's ideas of public policy constituted a "phony theology," he said, an incendiary charge in a volatile political environment, as was his skeptical statement that "the president says he's a Christian".

It's easy to forget now, given how thoroughly the party has internalized Clinton's language on so many issues, that talking in the early 90's about the tragedy of abortion or the rethinking of welfare policy constituted a kind of apostasy to much of the party elite.

An essay on energy policy by the former Treasury adviser Rupert Darwall concludes that Britain's renewables policy "constitutes the biggest single misallocation of resources in peacetime history".

Rational crime policy constitutes a basic goal for society.

Deliberately firing indiscriminate weapons into civilian populated areas, as a matter of policy, constitutes a war crime.

30 decision that the policy constitutes "unreasonable discrimination" and that therefore the airline must transport Israeli citizens.

The Department of Commerce also has the power to find that Chinese currency policy constitutes an unfair subsidy to Chinese exporters, and to assess countervailing duties on Chinese products.