Sentence examples for policy published from inspiring English sources

Then came an 82-page "cost analysis of Labour Party policy" published by the Conservatives.

In 1947 the governor, in accordance with the British Labour Party's declaration on colonial policy, published proposals for greater self-government.

That article can be read here, along with other material, including an Economics focus on trade policy, published this week online only.

The new policy, published yesterday as draft guidelines open for public comment, would also be a step toward expanding the F.D.A.'s oversight to clinical laboratories.

The new policy, published in the July issue of the academy's medical journal, Pediatrics, serves as a recommendation for the group's 55,000 pediatricians and pediatric specialists.

However, current and former World Bank officials are sceptical of the latest draft of the institution's new policy, published in July after being shelved for months.

Rodham maintained her interest in children's law and family policy, publishing the scholarly articles "Children's Policies: Abandonment and Neglect" in 1977 and "Children's Rights: A Legal Perspective" in 1979.

Recently MDRC, a research organization that assesses social policies, published its evaluation  of the program.

The Sustainability Council of New Zealand attacked the government on this very point in a report on the country's climate policies published last week.

But, as new research on the impact of employers practices and policies published by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation demonstrates, leaving power in the hands of employers is not the answer.

This week the Anti-Defamation League – an organization with a long history of trying to silence and intimidate those who don't share their unwavering support for Israel and its policies – published a survey ringing the alarm about anti-Semitism.