Sentence examples for policy for application from inspiring English sources
In this article we would like to review the prevailing UK law, discuss the ethical relevance, and propose modifications of the Policy for application in the UK and other commonwealth jurisdictions with similar statute laws.
By imposing such restrictions on users, Steve Jobs is building a legacy that endangers our freedom for his profits". Apple has previously come in for criticism for its seemingly arbitrary approval policy for applications submitted for use on the iPhone – a system that has seen some applications banned from going on sale for containing "sexual content", while allowing others get through.
Each overloaded application a∈A over (k) is deployed to another server according to the allocation policy for applications to servers (lines 4 6).
The applications running on overloaded servers are added to a set of overloaded applications A over (k) to be deployed on any available non-overloaded application servers as per the allocation policy for applications to servers (line 5).
This policy is similar to and consistent with the policy for applications addressed to Centers for Scientific Review as published in the NIH Guide Notice at http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-02-012.html.
We conclude that a paradigm shift in job shop research is required: instead of developing single policies for application under all conditions, new policies are needed that respond differently to temporary high load periods.
Beginning in early 2010, Facebook changed its policies for application developers regarding use of its communication channels.
UNICEF's research and results will be fed back into national programmes and policies for application at all schools across the country.
The child protection service systems will be strengthened in eight focus provinces and fed into national programmes and policies for application across the country.
More than 1,000 Chinese officials have been studying Singapore's public policy systems for application back home.
(There will continue to be a separate specialized high-school admissions test for eight schools; others have been instructed to develop policies for applications from students who do not have seventh-grade state-test scores).
