Sentence examples for policy evolved from inspiring English sources

Q: How has health care policy evolved in the past decade?

Western policy evolved, but not very far, when the rebels shot down a Malaysian airliner in the summer.

Greg Aiello, a spokesman for the N.F.L., said the search policy "evolved out of 9/11," when the league began performing the searches before championship games.

Finally, because the Bush administration's interrogation policy evolved, it is not clear which techniques a Republican-style Justice Department would consider lawful.

He later came to suspect that simple disclosure was not enough, and his policy evolved to excluding all authors with financial interests from writing large educational reviews.

This study also documents how Eco-DRR policy evolved and implemented after the GEJE and addresses some of the challenges in its implementation.

It will be able to respond more effectively if policy evolves to allow easier exports of S.P.R. oil through a market-savvy decision-making process.

It must be a policy-making body, dovetailing, say, the collective effort in atomic development, defence and economic policy; evolving common European policies towards the world outside the realm of Europe.

Imagine a world in which tobacco policy evolves out of a sustained national effort rather than from the vagaries of litigation, the half-measures of the M.S.A. or the attitudes of state officials.

The way in which Fed policy evolves this year will tell us a lot, not just about the growth trajectory to expect but about when and why the next downturn might occur.

We shall see that this policy evolves over time, but in form rather than substance.