Sentence examples for policy in the light of from inspiring English sources

It has now reconsidered its policy in the light of recent concerns.

But those governments might want to reconsider their policy in the light of overwhelming economic evidence that the subsidies create net losses even for their ostensible beneficiaries.

The Metropolitan police service (MPS) said on Tuesday it would review its pursuit policy in the light of the jury's findings.

Monetary policy is not a game of "follow my leader", but of setting the right policy in the light of domestic inflation and growth prospects.

In 1890 he was appointed jurisconsult of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a post created for him in which he scrutinized French foreign policy in the light of international law.

On July 3rd he held not one but two press conferences on Iraq one in which he seemed to suggest that he would adjust his policy in the light of new realities, another in which he insisted that his position "has not changed".

The US and EU also classify Hamas – whose name means the Islamic Resistance Movement – as a terrorist group, but may review their policies in the light of the unity deal.

Although they have undoubtedly made many mistakes in the past, they have also changed their policies in the light of experience.

Speaking ahead of a European electricity conference in London on Monday being hosted by Energy UK, Knight said Brussels bureaucrats needed to change their power policies in the light of negative feedback from voters all over the continent.

Bath Spa University says it has reviewed its policies in the light of Spiked's claims that it is "a hostile environment for freedom of speech" but finds "no evidence whatsoever to support this conclusion".

Indeed, the report recommends opening domestic research programmes to foreign firms, to take advantage of bright ideas from abroad.The OECD encourages governments to rethink their policies in the light of globalisation and the information economy.