Sentence examples for policy for making from inspiring English sources

Wal-Mart has said that last spring it strengthened its policy for making sure its employees complied with the act.

Talks on alleviating exchange rate pressure were called off earlier this month after the Argentine economy minister, Domingo Cavallo, blamed Brazil's monetary policy for making the bloc unviable.

He accused Labour of having no alternative policy for making up the shortfall in the public finances and of "sounding angry" about the benefits squeeze but not doing anything about it.

It is common belief among funding and governmental agencies that data sharing should be the main policy for making the best use of biomedical research data, ultimately contributing to the improvement of healthcare.

This would support UK Government policy for making support for self-care in long term conditions widely available via pharmacies [ 23].

UNICEF has also developed and published an Information Disclosure Policy that sets out the corporate policy for making information about programmes and operations available to the public.

Stopping it in London is probably impossible, though policies for making public transport worse, schools unsuccessful, streets more dangerous and parks unpleasant might help.

Even the Environmental Protection Agency is not above being helpful: its policies for making use of brownfield sites have seen people moving, improbably, back into the centre of cities such as Pittsburgh.

Academic journals are also increasingly adopting policies for making data, protocols and analytical codes available.

Our findings demonstrate the importance of using multiple indicators to evaluate growth management and land protection policy tools for making land use planning decisions.

He has spelled out serious policy proposals for making real change on this issue.