Sentence examples for policy state that from inspiring English sources

Kathleen Wells: Critics of a jobs bill/national manufacturing policy state that this spending will merely add to the deficit.

The mechanisms for redress in CBC's anti-discrimination and harassment policy state that action will be taken "after the conclusion of a thorough internal investigation".

Proponents of this policy state that tibiofibular movement is affected by leaving the screw in place and dorsiflexion is hampered [ 33, 34].

Company policy states that "intentionally submitting inaccurate time reports is an integrity issue".

Its ethics policy states that such relationships "do not, in themselves, constitute harassment".

A spokeswoman said: "WHSmith policy states that boarding passes should be requested from customers, and not demanded".

The summary of one policy states that "in cases of threatened litigation, no related information will be destroyed".

(Policies on free trips vary across the print media landscape. The New York Times ethics policy states that writers may not accept them).

Department policy states that pepper spray is intended to help officers subdue someone who is resisting arrest, fleeing or behaving in a way that could harm others.

Currently, UK Government policy states that DLA payments should be suspended once a child has been in hospital for more than 84 days.

"Catch them in your smartphone and raise them !" Now the site's privacy policy states that Mobbles is not intended for children under 13.