Sentence examples for policy manuals from inspiring English sources

"Plaintiff's reliance on four student policy manuals as evidence of a contract is a swing and a miss," the judge wrote.

The subway workers and their policy manuals refer to them in a kind of industrial language: point-to-point signals, train approach warnings, relays.

Nothing in the foreign policy manuals tells you how to deal with these, and it took more than a little nerve".

Meticulously organized, he would arm himself with reams of scientific data, internal e-mails, notes of conversations, and citations from F.D.A. policy manuals and health statutes to make his case.

The balance of nature in any strict sense has been upset a long time ago, and there is no such thing to maintain".Yellowstone, pulled and tugged by changing policy manuals and overbearing politicians, has a history of reactive management.

Tenet said prosecutors wanted documents from January 1999 to the present related to several physician practices that hold membership interests in People's Health, as well as data on its membership, policy manuals and other records.

In itself, the fat policy manual isn't revolutionary.

Indeed, the use of handcuffs is mandated by the Patrol Guide, the department's policy manual.

Ms. Christopher said she devised the code using a generic policy manual.

So what will it take to move beyond the well-meaning policy manual on harassment in medicine?

Ms. Cerbelli's lawsuit initially called for substantive changes to the department's policy manual, the Patrol Guide.