Sentence examples for policy explains from inspiring English sources

The site's privacy policy explains that it shares members' data, shorn of certain personal identifiers, with drug makers and others.

The policy explains that information that may or may not identify someone may be used for ads aimed at consumers.

As our privacy policy explains, at Guardian News & Media (GNM) we collect different types of information about our users for four main reasons: 1.

He reckons that the Fed's policy explains housing starts fairly well until mid-2004, when interest rates started to rise; by then, the boom had its own momentum.

James O'Shaughnessy, David Cameron's former head of policy, explains in the Daily Telegraph how the Conservatives could win the general election.

This policy explains why oddball Dutch band Minny Pops were also on the label – and, 30 years later, on this bill of former Factory acts.

And the app itself did not contain a privacy policy explaining its data collection practices.

"For example, we don't have a policy explaining when and how we bar drivers from using the app, or a process to appeal these decisions.

"Some fairly racist attitudes crept into the system," said Col. Michael Von Bertele, a British officer responsible for employment policy, explaining why minority representation was so low.

However, one conference delegate commented that some medics see personal budgets as a "zombie policy", explaining they are "still walking but essentially dead".

Any heroics they achieve are by opposing American policy, explained by Clooney as: "Bush told the people to rise up against Saddam.