Sentence examples for policy of systematic from inspiring English sources

Mahapadma took over from the Shaishunagas not only the reins of Magadhan power but also their policy of systematic expansion.

Although Gage did not suggest there had been a policy of systematic abuse towards Iraqi suspects, he deplored the absence of any "proper MoD doctrine on interrogation".

Then-police chief Jon Zumalt justified the stops as a means to bring down violence, but critics argued officers had engaged a policy of systematic harassment.

He did not describe to voters how the Republican party has tried to stymie his ability to govern with a policy of systematic obstruction.

Although Gage did not suggest there had been a policy of systematic abuse towards Iraqi suspects, he deplored the absence of any "proper Ministry of Defence doctrine on interrogation".

Does this mean they are ready to reverse their policy of systematic repression of any form of dissent or criticism?" said Amnesty International's Middle East Research Director Lynn Maalouf in a statement on Friday.

This comprehensive report provides a chronological analysis of the ten year conflict in order to ascertain the role of those who bear the greatest responsibility for policies of systematic violations of the laws of war.

The research evidence types include evidence briefs for policy, overviews of systematic reviews, systematic reviews of effects, systematic reviews addressing other questions, systematic reviews in progress, systematic reviews being planned, economic evaluations, and health reform and health system descriptions.

At the time, Moreno-Ocampo had said that the elder Gaddafi had had a personal hand in planning and carrying out "a policy of widespread and systematic attacks against civilians and demonstrators" and described Saif as the ruler's "de-facto prime minister".

At the time, Moreno-Ocampo had said that the elder Gaddafi had had a personal hand in planning and carrying out "a policy of widespread and systematic attacks against civilians and demonstrators" and described Saif as the ruler's "de-facto prime minister". Now the suspect was in his sites -- or so it seemed.

Since then, the stepping up of those campaigns and other restrictions on religious practice show that the Chinese government is "now deliberately carrying out some kind of systematic policy to eliminate Tibetan unity," he said.