Sentence examples for policy of consistency from inspiring English sources

The new user interface marks Twitter's third major revamp in its seven-year history but is significant in its divergence from the social network's previous policy of consistency across its mobile apps.

With Wright-Phillips having attracted interest from elsewhere, Henry possibly about to retire and Cahill also the target of post-World Cup speculation, there is a lot of talk around the league about how the club will approach the offseason and whether it will stick to its newfound policy of consistency – or once again rip up the blueprint.

But clearly part of the story is his realization that a grasp of policy, consistency of viewpoint, and fealty to traditional conservative orthodoxy simply aren't that important to many Republican voters.

For personal and dynastic reasons, emperors favoured certain towns and provinces at the expense of others, and the erratic course of succession to the throne, coupled with a resulting constant change among the top administrative officials, largely deprived economic and social policies of recognizable consistency.

Replica update policy management implies level of consistency to be implemented.

These three important data management functions are represented in Fig. 2b. 1. Replica update policy management implies level of consistency to be implemented.

Howard, who served as prime minister from 1996 to 2007 and was previously treasurer in the Fraser government, emphasised the importance of "policy consistency" and the need to "isolate your opponent's weaknesses".

This study investigates the impact of policy consistency on technological competitiveness using patent citation analysis.

"The U.S. market decline, triggered by lack of policy consistency and the delay in renewing the tax credits, which have traditionally stimulated investment, was also a major contributing factor for the wind market depression last year," said Feng Zhao, research director with Navigant.

"I will be suggesting to the Policing Board that we ask the HMIC to come back in a relatively short space of time to give us an independent assessment of progress against those recommendations, particularly in the areas of policy and consistency," he said.

Local evidence as opposed to international evidence; operational research and evidence from surveys were cited most.> Respondents ranked the degree of consistency between policy decisions and available evidence as weak at all stages of policy development (Table  6).