Sentence examples for policy invoked from inspiring English sources

The economic warfare policy invoked by Israel, the Quartet powers — the European Union, the United States, Russia and the United Nations — and Egypt has punished 1.4 million Gazans, impoverished the moderate middle class and empowered and enriched Islamist smugglers, yet has failed to dislodge the Hamas regime.

The government contends that the document policy was invoked during the fall as a code to destroy documents before investigators saw them.

One of those partners, Amy Ripepi, who participated in conference calls about Enron last fall as its finances were coming undone, said that she thought the policy was invoked by a firm lawyer to ensure that the firm's record of its work with the energy company fully reflected everything its auditors had done.

For example, what other historical and political conditions might have shaped the development of policy and invoked different forms of discourse?

But let's look at some policy issues invoked by their unemployment forecast, particularly the impact of the payroll tax holiday (PTH) and extended unemployment insurance (UI).

Following days of scorching hot weather and air temperatures nearing 43°C, play was suspended for several hours when the 'Extreme Heat Policy' was invoked.

In the case the court decided today, the Buckley Amendment, which conservative groups have long championed as a protection for parents from intrusive school policies, was invoked by a mother who objected to peer grading in her children's classrooms.

Furthermore, the software procedures that set and apply the encoding combination policies are invoked as needed.