Sentence examples for policy introduces from inspiring English sources

His new policy introduces an "entry" level for sentenced male prisoners for the first two weeks during which they are not to be allowed to wear their own clothes.

In particular, if the agent acts deterministically and greedily (i.e. it treats the estimate π ̂ as if it were the true policy parameter) then it is overfitting the experience and introducing a bias; likewise, an agent that follows a stochastic policy introduces variance and will not produce the highest possible reward compared to the case when the optimal policy is known.

Labour leadership candidate Andy Burnham called the policy, introduced by Margaret Thatcher's government in 1980, a "disaster".

The higher fares can be traced back to a policy introduced by the previous Labour government.

Electricity Market Reform (EMR) The EMR is a policy introduced by the coalition government.

It follows a similar policy introduced by TravelSafe Insurance in 2005.

Third, the brownfield-first policy introduced by the Conservatives in 1995 has been scrapped.

One route has been to exploit biofuels, made from maize, a policy introduced by George W Bush.

The policy, introduced in 1980, gave generous discounts for council tenants to buy up their own home.

The object of the policy introduced in 2009 is to encourage greater organisational focus on specific serious safety issues.

"This was a policy introduced to increase bulk billing and it didn't," she told ABC Radio on Thursday.