Sentence examples for policy substantiated from inspiring English sources
A February 2008 report from the National Security Agency, for example, has four pages almost entirely redacted, under the heading of intelligence activities "that violate law, regulation, or policy substantiated during the quarter, as well as actions taken as a result of the violations".
6 8 Though these assumptions for vaccinating at age 9 months were not subsequently substantiated, the policy has remained in effect.
Table 1 also provides references to the specific publicly available policy documents to substantiate the findings of the critical discourse analysis.
It is increasingly clear that the basis for sustainable agricultural production and associated investments is greater tenure security for farmers, substantiated by laws, policies, and systems.
"While there are indications that a double standard may have existed in the past, allegations that the drug testing policy today is biased have not been substantiated".
By citing Libya's reform as the outcome of a threatening foreign policy stance, the Bush administration is substantiating a foreign policy doctrine on false premises.
"A large body of empirical research has substantiated the success of these policies in supporting the economy and inflation, both in the euro area and in the United States," he said.
Rather, the Cynic Kids have embraced the policy revolution; they require hypothesis to be tested, substantiated, and then results replicated before they commit to any course of action".
"We will address the question of whether intelligence was exaggerated or misused by reviewing statements by senior policy makers to determine if those statements were substantiated by the intelligence," Senator Rockefeller said.
Moscow officials have made public announcements accusing him of irregularities and campaign-policy violations (none of the allegations have been substantiated).
Many of the assumptions upon which policies are designed, however, have not been empirically substantiated.
