Sentence examples for policy of sharing from inspiring English sources
An employee had complained about the company's policy of sharing the tip jar with shift managers, which, a judge decided, was contrary to state law.
The most important safeguard against dynasties is the league's longstanding policy of sharing television revenue equally between the Green Bays and New Yorks.
The sources for the account included a former member of the National Security Agency who said he disagreed with the policy of sharing intelligence with South Africa.
Some artists are being screwed by their labels for streaming royalties, and others are being treated fairly: indie label group Beggars Group, for example, has a policy of sharing streaming income 50/50 with all its artists.
Thousands of tribesmen have converged on Sui, as have government soldiers.In this section Zhao's legacy Playing with fire Out with the new Better neighbours The forgotten Baluchi blues ReprintsBehind the tribesmen's zeal is a long-standing antipathy to the government in faraway Islamabad, and resentment at its recent policy of sharing power with local mullahs, rather than with them.
As part of a government policy of sharing revenues from ticket sales at the Louvre and the Palace of Versailles with smaller museums, the Louvre gives more than $9 million a year to the Reunion of National Museums and receives only $4 million in return.
"Either we have a policy of shared benefits and responsibility.
The government's flagship policy of shared parental leave was likely to have little impact, with the government predicting it would be taken up by only 2-82-8% fathershesaidsaid.
This is a pity, because they are potentially the most closely involved parties in a policy of shared decision making [ 6, 9].
When one GCHQ webcam monitoring programme sucked up huge volumes of adult content – making the UK government the accidental owner of perhaps the world's largest collection of amateur porn – staff had to be politely reminded as to policies of sharing content with colleagues.
Data will be stored at the first author's institution and made available for legitimate research purposes as detailed in the UK Medical Research Council's policy on sharing of research data from population and patient studies.
