Sentence examples for policy formulated from inspiring English sources

Under an older policy formulated in 1978, leniency was discretionary and not available after an investigation opened.

The current policy, formulated during the cold war, gives Egypt money to spend on weapons that must be purchased in the United States.

There things stood until March of last year, when Obama announced a new policy, formulated partly on the advice of Francis Collins.

*The president's energy policy, formulated by the White House and a group of agencies including the Interior and Energy Departments, offers conservation proposals in an effort to win over some environmental groups.

They can also legitimately be reformed: for example, as the end result of national policy formulated on the basis of evidence collected by an independent inspectorate, which is itself subject to reform, or dissolution, by a democratically elected government.

Ivan Rybkin, Boris Yeltsin's main security adviser, has reminded the world that with nuclear weapons Russia no longer upholds a "no-first-use" policy, formulated for propaganda reasons by Leonid Brezhnev in 1981.

The council meets at least once a year to elect officers and approve policies formulated by party leaders.

Thereafter, policies formulated in Moscow became the norms for political and economic development until the Soviet system began to weaken in the late 1980s.

It's there wherever political strategies are planned, movies made, books published, art exhibits mounted, critical columns turned out, dances danced, editorial policies formulated, academic theses germinated: wherever people think, speak, or create our shared forms of self-expression.

To isolate government activities from direct hierarchical control in the manner that Management prescribes, there have to be clear, unambiguous policies formulated in the political sphere for implementation in the administrative sphere.

Nearly 20 years on from those findings, the police watchdog report on the issue tells a story of some success, but also of a stretched police service failing to follow policies formulated to tackle the issue.