Sentence examples for policy intends from inspiring English sources

Current rules make it hard for British doctors to give addicts heroin, and Mr Blunkett has called for greater powers for them to prescribe what they think is right.Parliament's home affairs committee, which is inquiring into drug policy, intends to press the government to go much further.

The policy intends that, in the newer gallery, Moderns overlap into the contemporaries so that a Henry Moore might be offered alongside a Lucian Freud, hanging next to an unknown younger artist.

For instance, the creation of reception centres for asylum seekers was coded 'institutional capacities' in DEMIG POLICY, as this corresponds most accurately to the policy description available – using another code would require to subjectively assess whether the policy intends to foster integration or, on the contrary, to increase surveillance of asylum seekers.

"This policy intends to strike the careful balance between the goal of transportation availability with community expectations of affordability during disasters," Uber CEO Travis Kalanik said in a statement.

This began a wide-ranging economic policy intended to promote trade with the East.

Mr. Singh's trip was part of his "Look East" policy, intended to broaden trade with the rest of Asia.

The league plans to issue a fan conduct policy, intended to reduce the incidence of abusive behavior in the stands.

The program is a centerpiece of the Obama administration's immigration enforcement policy, intended to increase the number of convicted criminals among about 400,000 immigrants deported each year.

Chinese officials also tried to address American reservations about a policy, intended to promote "indigenous innovation," that American exporters view as potentially discriminatory.

The reporter, Neil Munro, tried to ask whether the policy — intended to help young illegal immigrants get work — was good for legal American workers.

She presided over the extensive deportation of illegal immigrants while enacting a policy intended to allow some to stay if they were brought here as children.