Sentence examples for policy dictates from inspiring English sources

"Their policy dictates that they step down the priest and launch an investigation," Ms. Vercellotti said.

Yet for such dubious gains, United States policy dictates that Pakistani villagers are expendable.

They described teachers as being relatively sympathetic, discouraging cheating, but not always punishing it as severely as school policy dictates.

The powers of the secretary general will always be severely circumscribed by the policy dictates of the security council.

But riots of this scale are rare, and if violence erupts, policy dictates a firm response, Mr. Tanner said.

Generally speaking, federal policy dictates that disaster money can be used only to rebuild what was destroyed.

Rather than the need driving the policy, the policy dictated the so-called need.

The policy dictating how UC officers should use their firearms has also been placed under review.

Not surprisingly, senior Tories have said they are not going to have their health policy dictated by a celebrity chef.

Ian Freckelton SC, acting for NSW police, said policy dictated that officers did not make key decisions via text messages.

R.C.M.P. policy dictated a move every few years so that familiarity in one town did not breed comfort or corruption.