Sentence examples for policy eliminated from inspiring English sources
Until the early 1980's, the Federal Communications Commission required broadcasters to provide equal time to opposing viewpoints, a policy eliminated during the Reagan administration.
Then after 1988, when Canadian trade policy eliminated price protection for domestic wines, most of the valley's wine could no longer compete on flavor or price with inexpensive imported wines.
In the USA, Agan and Starr (2016) found that the "Ban-the-Box" policy eliminated discrimination against ex-offender, but it also dramatically increased statistical discrimination against black people.
His economic policy eliminated the federal deficit and left his successor -- George Bush -- with budget surpluses projected as far as the eye could see.
But first NOAA would have to enact a policy eliminating longlines from the Gulf of Mexico.
A bring-your-own-bottle policy eliminates the need for wine storage, and the menu is minimal — usually about five appetizers, five entrées, and two desserts.
In July, the district enacted another policy eliminating the requirement that invocations and benedictions be "nonsectarian and nonproselytizing," but also providing that if the district were to be enjoined from enforcing that policy, the May policy would automatically become effective.
The new policy "eliminates a lot of uncertainty for foreign students in the United States," says Nils Hasselmo, president of the Association of American Universities.
Agan and Starr (2016) showed that the "Ban-the-Box" policy eliminates hiring discrimination against ex-offenders.
Eastman said it will reduce costs in 2009 by more than $100.0 million by eliminating planned wage and salary increases, permanently changing its vacation policy, eliminating overtime, reducing the number of contractors and part-time labor, and trimming its management ranks.
Flanagan shows that a policy eliminating inter-establishment and inter-industry wage differentials can raise productivity growth by accelerating job destruction in relatively inefficient (older) plants and by stimulating job creation in new, more-efficient plants.
