Sentence examples for policy set up from inspiring English sources

Dr. Tuman said the policy set up the newspapers for a problematic task: verifying those mountains of documents.

"There is no policy set up in any of our systems anywhere in the world to drive universities toward productivity and efficiency," she said.

The grand idea of a common European foreign and security policy set up, in some minds, partly in rivalry to the United States was not just ahead of its time, as Iraq showed; it was also wrongheaded.

When the euro was introduced, commentators pointed out that the criteria for fiscal policy set up by the Maastricht Treaty were too weak to ensure proper coordination, leaving profligate countries free to endanger the system.

Related: Groundless anti-terror laws must go | Letters Many peers expressed concern, but when highlighting aspects of this invasive control of our universities, schools, and national institutions they seemed quite unaware that its provisions (through the Prevent policy, set up in 2011) are already having lethal effects across the country, closing down public space where freedom lives.

Users input their business information, and then are able to pay for the policies — up front or in monthly installments — and get their policy set up in short order.

"The exclusion policy sets up a two-tiered system.

The policy sets up new guidelines for satellite design and operation, as well as tracking the growing amount of clutter in Earth's orbit.

This week, the Senate will begin debating a resolution of disapproval of the president's Iraq policy, setting up a dramatic confrontation with the White House.

That worked reasonably well in 2008, but in the long term such a policy sets up the system for even more danger, by subsidizing bank risk-taking and precarious financial structures.

ATLANTA — Education Secretary Arne Duncan entered some of the most contentious debates in college sports on Thursday when, in a speech at the N.C.A.A. convention, he called for stricter consequences for college teams that do not graduate their athletes and said the N.B.A.'s age-minimum policy sets up young athletes for failure.