Sentence examples for policy ordered from inspiring English sources

In their ruling on Tuesday, the judges said Duncan Smith was relying on "departmental circular" to implement policy ordered by the courts last year, which was not sufficient, and new laws should be implemented as "speedily as possible".

The final line of the Crisis Cell's targeting policy ordered the heads of security branches to "periodically supply the National Security Bureau with the names of security agents who are irresolute or unenthusiastic".

The policy, ordered by Mayor Gavin Newsom last summer, requires the police to contact Immigration and Customs Enforcement whenever they arrest a juvenile on felony charges who they suspect is in the United States illegally.

The new policy, ordered by the secretary of the army, effectively eliminated the incentive among squad sergeants to urge returning AWOL soldiers to stay away for at least 30 days, when they would be classified as deserters under the old rules and dropped from the roll.

One way to address would be to follow the suggestion of Judge Shira Scheindlin, who, in her landmark ruling on the NYPD's stop-and-frisk policy, ordered the Department to look into putting body cameras on officers to record their interactions with the public.

One way to address would be to follow the suggestion of Judge Shira Scheindlin, who, in her landmark ruling on the NYPD's stop-and-frisk policy, ordered the Department to look into putting body cameras on officers to record their interactions with the public.

Bennett has reversed that policy, ordering mixed schedules for all the networks for the foreseeable future.

The steps, large and small, have included everything from an overhaul of the department's top management to a new policy ordering ambulances to bear placards making clear they are not terrorists in clever disguise.

Our politicians established an energy policy ordering the industry to build smaller cars but gave no incentive or encouragement for people to buy them.

But to prevent a shift in that direction, Iran's Supreme Council of Cultural Revolution, which sets out social policies, ordered in 2006 that marriage be made as cheap and easy as possible.

As his messengers they fetched people for private audiences and carried his handwritten notes – bulletins in red ink and policy orders in green.