Sentence examples for policy drafted by from inspiring English sources

Such research underlies policy drafted by politicians who receive Koch contributions.

Brandis explicitly said if he was not satisfied with a new policy drafted by the council then he would dictate it himself.

A church official said tonight that the Vatican would respond on Saturday to a recent report that it planned to reject portions of a sex abuse policy drafted by American bishops.

In a policy drafted by several people with ties to narcotics makers, including Haddox, the Federation of State Medical Boards called on the boards to punish doctors for inadequately treating pain, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The new policy, drafted by governors of both parties who are here for the 93rd annual meeting of the association, would still guarantee a comprehensive package of benefits for the poorest families, thus "maintaining the health care safety net for vulnerable populations".

White paper A white paper is a policy drafted by a government department on a particular issue that has been published for public comment.

Mercy Health Muskegon is a Catholic hospital required to follow policies drafted by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.

O'Malley had his transition team, and had them compile policy drafts by mid-December, so they would be ready to compete for state funds when the Maryland State Legislature reconvened on January 12 , 2000

The policy was drafted by the Association of Student Activities and Dean for Student Life Larry G. Benedict, and replaces the previous policy whereby Benedict had paid 4percentt interest compounded monthly on student reserve accounts, and there was no explicit upper limit on interest.

The Open Door policy was drafted by the United States about activity in China.

The new policy was drafted by Republican state Attorney General Pam Bondi, a former county prosecutor who first raised the issue late last month.