Sentence examples for policy for cases from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Mr Drakeford promised a change in policy for cases when the health service and social services cannot agree on who is responsible for funding care.

He promised a change in policy for cases when the health service and social services departments cannot agree on who is responsible for funding care.

But there was great reluctance in the Eurozone to allow that, so a new exemption was introduced to the IMF approach policy for cases where there was a high risk of international financial contagion.

Prosecutors in San Francisco are reducing and dismissing thousands of past marijuana convictions, an extraordinary move that will retroactively apply California's recreational marijuana legalization policy for cases stretching back decades.

Incorporating human behavior into mathematical models of disease spread is critical for making quantitative predictions about infection dynamics and developing appropriate policies for cases where individual behavior influences disease incidence.

The synchronous decrease in P falciparum notifications from India and Pakistan suggests that the decreases are not simply due to differential notification or hospital admission policies for cases caused by different malaria species but probably reflect a true reduction in the risk of exposure to malaria during travel.

"We take our responsibility for all members of staff very seriously and have put in place measures to reduce the risks they face… We follow an agreed cross-government policy for considering cases of intimidation or injury on a case by case basis.

We follow an agreed cross-government policy for considering cases of intimidation or injury on a case by case basis".

A few weeks ago, after a young girl was gang-raped, Ms. Mufti was appalled to learn that the state had no compensation policy for such cases.

Bishop Gregory said he expected that when the American Conference of Bishops meets in Dallas in June, it will endorse a zero-tolerance policy for all cases of priests who abuse minors from now on.

While the committee urged a zero-tolerance policy for new cases of sexual abuse, it would allow bishops the discretion to retain in the ministry a priest who abused a minor once in the past and had repented, received treatment and served with no other apparent problems.