Sentence examples for policy going on from inspiring English sources

Where is the UK's foreign policy going on countries like Saudi Arabia?

"The D.E.A., of course, believes his claims, that there is a violation of the department's smoking policy going on in the command that he was in," Mr. Palladino said.

The Greenspan Loose policy went on to fuel a boom, while the Taylor Tight would have avoided one.

So the real question is: if this policy goes on, what kind of state will it be?

But the commander who set the policy went on to the National Centre for Policing Excellence – setting standards.

But that policy went on hold at the weekend as the distributor instead offered the new release, When Marnie Was There, directed by Hiromasa Yonebayashi.

Hannigan, who was born in Gloucestershire, not far from GCHQ's base, has advised the prime minister on counter-terrorism, intelligence and security policy, goes on to take aim at the role of major technology companies.

The policy goes on to define "direct combat" as "engaging an enemy on the ground with individual or crew served weapons, while being exposed to hostile fire and to a high probability of direct physical contact with hostile force's personnel.

Thankfully the ECSD Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation policy went on to pass it's first reading.

CUNY's proposed policy goes on to state, "Freedom of expression and assembly, are subject to the need to maintain safety and order".

And, in a way, she maintains that policy, even when going on at length about her art.