Sentence examples for policy determined from inspiring English sources

The incident was a classic example of public policy determined by ministers trying to second-guess Fleet Street.

This current round of violence may seem shocking but it is no anomaly: it is a direct result of government policy determined to normalise Israel's occupation, now nearly 50 years old.

And perhaps the worst news in PR terms was that passengers seeking to escape the Sydney hostage crisis fell victim to Uber's "surge pricing" policy – determined by algorithm –for busy periods, and were charged four times the usual rate.

But to most people outside London and the overheating south east - manufacturers and home owners alike - the Bank's policy, determined by its independent monetary policy committee, is so narrowly focused that it has only one clear objective.

The administration finds itself at something of a crossroads in its North Korea policy: determined to keep up the pressure on the North, while starting to question whether and when to engage the government.

Perhaps only an editorial policy determined to capture "the real thing" (a phrase of William Shawn's as well as of Henry James's) with "casuals" light on contrivance and melodrama would have embraced stories as wryly minimal, as poemlike in their deceptively uninflected realism, as O'Hara's.

In running a building, directors make a definite artistic statement – they choose the plays, shape the policy, determine casting and get to promote the next generation.

Pyne demonstrates the ways that the political process decides ecological policy, determining not only what is done but by whom, and for how much money.

Let us strive to emulate the good work in the UK and ensure that here in Australia, changes to current policy determine our future rather than just offering us a place in history.

Policy: An agent's policy determines what action will be selected in a particular state.

In our case, this policy determines which task to execute at the perceived state.