Sentence examples for policy guiding from inspiring English sources

"Once you start targeted killing, you better make damn sure there's a policy guiding it," he says.

Furthermore, the analysis showed, although 64 percent of food companies that advertise to children at least have some sort of marketing policy, only 24 percent of restaurants and 22 percent of entertainment companies have any policy guiding advertising to children.

Still, the potential impact of Google's algorithm on the Internet economy is such that it is worth exploring ways to ensure that the editorial policy guiding Google's tweaks is solely intended to improve the quality of the results and not to help Google's other businesses.

The third function, policy guiding, refers to the capacities of foresight to support strategic planning or policy formulation.

The national educational policy guiding work-life orientation in Finland (National Board of Education [2004]) lists two main purposes for school based work-life orientation, which are expected to have an impact on students' developmental processes.

Policy guiding the selection of pesticides often emphasizes natural products and organic-certified pesticides to increase sustainability, because of the prevailing public opinion that natural products are uniformly safer, and thus more environmentally friendly, than synthetic chemicals.

"We cannot accept a policy guided toward those who take in the fewest migrants," said Katrin Göring-Eckardt, one of two newly elected Green Party leaders.

On the one hand, the land policy guided the development of the land engineering.

The country's cautious tourism policy, guided by sustainability, closely observes visitor numbers.

The policy guides staff, patients and their families, when patients seek intimacy -- yes, have sex.

In an era of fiscal restraint, U.S. policy makers should implement a foreign policy guided by opportunity rather than threat, and align its resources accordingly.