Sentence examples for policy directs from inspiring English sources

The new policy directs agents to collect as much as possible from such taxpayers, just as was done previously.

Few members have spoken publicly on the issue because club policy directs members to refer all questions about Augusta's internal workings to Johnson.

A classified memorandum issued by General Sanchez on Oct. 12, outlining a new "interrogation and counter-resistance policy," directs that "the interrogator should appear to be the one who controls all aspects of the interrogation... as well as food, clothing, and shelter given to the security internee," according to a briefing provided to Senate staff members last week by two senior Army officers.

Within 30 years, he found, even without a breakthrough in fuel technology or energy storage, we could cut our oil consumption in half if public policy directs engineering research toward reducing fuel consumption.

Long-standing department policy directs officers to secure arrestees with seat belts.

Passed in 2008, the policy directs all city agencies to provide language services in the city's six most commonly-spoken foreign languages.

Government policy directed to health insurance provision and coverage is moving in the right direction, with increased government investment and reform in health care.

But this is a policy directed to the same youth who were abandoned in the 2014 budget, and who were asked to go six months without any assistance.

In response to conflicting pressures, Anoka-Hennepin officials had devised an unusual policy, directing teachers to remain neutral on any questions involving sexual orientation.

This is pertinent to such a degree that maybe we need to abandon immigration policy as a policy directed only at migrants, and instead speak about mainstreaming intercultural policy, which would include all people in the scope of diversity policies.

Ghana has introduced a similar exemption policy directed at making delivery care free.