Sentence examples for policy mass from inspiring English sources

Blankenship's research in the U.S. examines the relationship among drug policy, mass incarceration and race disparities in HIV/AIDS.

Days after the zoo reaffirmed its non-interference policy, mass circulation daily Bild ran a story with a headline reading "Why Won't Anyone Save the Cute Baby Knuts in Nuremberg Zoo?" At the beginning of January, zoo keepers noticed that Vilma appeared nervous; she was seen agitatedly scratching at her feedbox, and there was no further sign of her cubs.

So, I'm really struggling a little bit with that… Access to information All postnatal nurses offered suggestions for peers to access the information, including; e-learning modules; in-services; classroom presentations; research days; staff meetings; hospital television learning channel; on-line hospital policies; mass dissemination of pamphlets, and poster displays.

Accusing the Egyptian government of employing a policy of "mass incarceration, mass trials and mass death sentences as a tool of political repression", the report cites figures suggesting that around 41,000 people are currently imprisoned for supporting pro-democracy movements.

where the same policy of mass immigration of non-European people poses a demographic threat.

These include demands for reparations and the cruel legacy from Ethiopia's policy of mass deportation.

Arman maintains Khartoum will continue with its policy of mass starvation unless there is further pressure from the international community.

Without using its title he yet again endorsed Operation Wetback, the infamous Eisenhower-era policy of mass deportation, while lamenting shortcomings.

Do you think the policy of mass incarceration – 2.3 million Americans in prison – has been a cause of that?

I feel passionately that if an economic policy creates mass unemployment and crushes living standards it should be changed.

A soldier suspected of killing a prominent Turkish businessman was arrested in Kayseri in a case that prompted criticism of the government's policy of mass pardons.