Sentence examples for policy of setting from inspiring English sources

Data analysis suggested that the policy of setting up translational networks is insufficient of itself to produce positive translational activity.

The legislation would end a decade-long policy of setting the value of the Argentine peso at one American dollar and using the two currencies almost interchangeably.

Street said the national living wage posed a challenge to John Lewis's policy of setting pay bands for each rank of staff, rather than setting a single figure.

But Klinsmann seemed unperturbed and his policy of setting up tough friendly games for his side whenever possible certainly looked vindicated by the sanguine manner in which his players received the draw.

The shadow education secretary, Angela Rayner, on Sunday pledged that the party's policy of setting a ratio of 20 1 between the highest and the lowest-paid in the public sector would also apply to universities.

That measure, as well as the UN's new policy of setting the price that purchasers must pay for Iraqi oil some weeks after they have bought it, had driven away all but the shadiest of customers.

A policy of "set aside", where farmers are paid to leave land fallow, has attempted to remedy this, but overproduction persists.

Regulatory / Policy aspects of setting up and managing a radiation laboratory.

In most European countries, the often difficult policy process of setting and implementing speed limits on specific roads is delegated to public administration on local and regional levels.

Even Conservative councils and leaders were opposed, though it was a number of radical urban Labour leaders who decided to adopt a policy of not setting a rate.

Government does a good job of setting policy.