Sentence examples for policy in itself from inspiring English sources

More broadly, both surveys indicate that a written ethics policy, in itself, is not enough to change behavior.

That policy in itself offered a nod towards McIlroy's character; nobody speaks for him or controls when such messages appear.

This policy in itself angered the Indonesian government, especially Mr Abbott's plan for Australia to buy boats from fishermen believed likely to rent or sell them to people-smugglers.

"But while human rights is part of foreign policy, it isn't foreign policy in itself, because a foreign policy is an effort to accomplish several objectives: security, economic benefit as well as humanitarian benefits.

Multiple studies have shown that the mere existence of a privacy policy on a website makes users feel more secure, even though a policy in itself is no guarantee that their data won't be sold to third parties.

Changing the policy, in itself, will have limited affect on cohesion.

In other words, 'a high level of protection of health' should be interpreted as a secondary policy, not as a policy objective in itself.

The post-Mbeki foreign policy discourse in South Africa is slight, and a serious and focused conversation in the epistemic and policy communities in itself would be a worthwhile consequence of the development of new foreign policy values and options.

BBC also telephoned Small, but he said it was his company policy not to talk to the media, and that to explain such a policy was in itself too complex.

Such old-fashioned issues also plague trade policy in America itself.

Openness, he concludes, ought not to be a policy goal in itself.