Sentence examples for policy may differ from inspiring English sources

Local antibiotic policy may differ due to different nosocomial microorganisms in each hospital [ 16].

Second, the West understands that Mr. Yanukovich's foreign policy may differ from his predecessor's.

They do not always see eye to eye with each other, their views on economic policy may differ, but they are united in believing their continent should organise itself for the benefit of its own peoples without outside interference.

The similarity of our results to those of Duncan and Sojourner (2013) in the United States, where patterns of socioeconomic inequalities and social policy may differ from the United Kingdom, may offer some support for generalizability of our findings but this needs to be tested in other populations.

Secondly, this is an single-centre study and we have estimated incidence/1,000 catheter-days [ 11] because we do not know the incidence and duration of inserted catheters, which makes it difficult to generalise practice patterns to other centres, given that infection control policies may differ significantly between different hospitals.

Note: Institutional policies may differ as to who can be the Enrollment Monitor and when an Enrollment Monitor is required.

Note: Institutional policies may differ as to the use of the eligibility checklist as a source document.

Online store policies may differ, though some retailers provide a little more wiggle room for online purchases — 45 days for online returns versus 30 days for store-bought merchandise.

Those procedures and policies may differ on a company-by-company basis depending on the relative stakes involved and the shareholders' views about the value of differing levels of engagement with particular companies.

One suspects their ideas for those domestic policies may differ, at least in part, from those of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

Third, reported policies may differ from those used in practice.