Sentence examples for policy on using from inspiring English sources

Politicians, campaigners and charities called on the UK's biggest sports retailer to change its policy on using the controversial contracts for 90% of its workforce.

The city commission declined his offer, but they got the message and are now reconsidering their policy on using parks for festivals.

"After an inquiry I was cleared of any wrongdoing and the policy on using airmiles for private use amended to permit such use.

A man arrested by the German police was released without charge.The South African government announced a change in its policy on using anti-retroviral drugs in the treatment of AIDS.

A3 World Briefing A6 NATIONAL A8-13 U.Setsets New Policy On Using Anthrax Vaccine The Bush administration announced a new anthrax vaccination policy, including plans to continue vaccinating some military personnel and to stockpile for civilian use a large portion of all the anthrax vaccine being produced for the Pentagon.

There, Strawser takes pains to separate the question of whether United States policy on using drones is justified from the question of whether, assuming that just war conditions have been met, drones are not a "moral improvement over the aerial bombardments of earlier eras".

The plight of two kidney transplant patients who contracted a brain infection from an organ donor is prompting health officials to re-examine their policies on using people with certain neurological conditions as donors.

Since both invasion risks and sizes of native species pools vary conspicuously at regional to continental scales we also argue to adapt urban policies on using non-native trees to regional contexts.

Wednesday's action, by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, is intended to guide national policy on use of the vaccine; its recommendations are typically adopted by professional medical associations and set the standards of practice for physicians.

The Indianapolis metropolitan police department policy on use of force states that while officers are expected to move out of the way of a moving vehicle, they are not restricted from using deadly force against the operator of a vehicle "when it is reasonably perceived that the vehicle is being used as a weapon against the officers or others".

His old department there, he said, has "the most contemporary policy on use-of-force training".