Sentence examples for policy dates from inspiring English sources

Much of the machinery of America's domestic economic policy dates from the 1930s and needs repair.

The tour's anti-discriminatory policy dates to 1990 and was instituted to address the fact that some tournament sites did not allow minority members.

The policy dates from the 1970's, when Mr. Vodra was at the agency and considered special informed consents for pregnant women in clinical trials.

Opposition to Facebook's "real names" policy dates back to the early days of the platform, not long after its public launch.

Around the time the ad was released, the N.R.A.'s president, David Keene, told an interviewer that African-Americans should recognize that gun-control policy dates back to the attempts to disarm blacks after the Civil War.

The policy dates from various "allotments acts", chief among them the Dawes Act of 1887, under which the federal government broke up tribal lands within the reservations into 80-or 160-acre tracts.

Gives more facts on U.S. policy dating back to the sixties.

Today, about 40 percent of America's field corn goes into biofuels, thanks to a subsidy and regulatory policy dating from 2005.

The failure of that policy, dating back to the Nixon administration, is the main target of The House I Live In.

The government has had an open source policy dating back to the Labour administration in 2004, although it was reiterated in 2009 and 2010.

Some suggest the government needs to modify the country's seemingly inviolable preferential policies for Malays, who receive scholarships, cheaper housing and government contracts as part of a policy dating from the 1970s.