Sentence examples for policy opposed from inspiring English sources

The opinion, written by Justice Antonin Scalia, noted that Wal-Mart's official corporate policy opposed discrimination, while the company gave the managers at its more than 3,400 stores considerable discretion over pay and promotions.

The newspaper published social investigations on subjects including housing and working class health and it became a moral force in world politics: Scott supported Gladstone's home-rule policy, opposed South African War and prepared opinion for reforms of Liberal administrations.

Watkins became, and remained, a Bevanite on foreign policy, opposed to Nato and the cold war (for which he blamed Bevan's near namesake, Ernie Bevin), suspicious of the US and war in general.

In the early 21st century it adopted a policy opposing the establishment of a Palestinian state under any conditions.

His policies were predictably defiant on contentious issues of public policy, opposing the Common Market and prices and incomes policies in particular.

Nor may this money be used to assist any group or organisation that does not have an explicit policy opposing prostitution and sex trafficking.

The APLO is a provision in US law that requires organisations that receive US global HIV and Aids funding to have a policy opposing prostitution.

In "Free Speech and an Anti-Prostitution Pledge" (editorial, April 23), you use a free speech argument to oppose the United States government's requirement that organizations that receive federal funds have a policy opposing prostitution and sex trafficking.

In Agency for International Development v. Alliance for Open Society International, the court found that the federal government violated the First Amendment when it required that organizations receiving money to combat H.I.V./AIDS must have a policy opposing prostitution.

"Army policy opposes any and all activities associated with human trafficking," the briefing notes, adding, in red ink, "No leader will turn a blind eye to this issue!" Yet, when reporters asked the U.S. Army's Criminal Investigation Command (C.I.D).

More calls have been made within the Conservative party for its leadership to rethink the policy opposing a third runway at Heathrow Airport.