Sentence examples for policy that govern from inspiring English sources

The Military Leadership Diversity Commission, established by Congress to take a comprehensive look at the situation, concluded nearly unanimously last year that the parts of the combat exclusion policy that govern women's assignments "should be eliminated immediately because, given current practices for employing women in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, it seems obsolete".

The idea, he says, is "to make security everyone's business", and to have a clear security policy that governs what is and is not allowed.

Ms. Sotomayor's outside work was approved, she said through a spokesman, by the Manhattan district attorney's office, which has a policy that governs such work.

We are too dominated by Westminster governments, and we cannot even rely on those we elect to determine the legislation and policy that governs us.

IT sounds like a simple question: Should opinion columnists be subject to the same corrections policy that governs the work of every other writer at The Times?

Within two months of the formation of the coalition, David Cameron signalled a change of direction when he announced that there would be an inquiry, and that the hitherto-secret policy that governed MI5 and MI6 "detainee operations" would be rewritten and made public.

Mariella - who, perhaps I should mention, is my wife - discussed a grey area in Foreign Office policy that governs UK prisoners abroad: UK citizens who fall foul of a lack of due process in a foreign legal system are not guaranteed the support of the Foreign Office in tackling such injustices.

The handover algorithm is the policy that governs the handover initiation stage.

The involvement of a state in this issue, while certainly legal, also raised practical concerns of a single state, even if it is the state where many investment banks are headquartered, setting policy that governs national and international businesses.

The federal policy that governs medical isolation and quarantine in the U.S. applies to just a handful of diseases.

As they say, Immelt's new job will likely provide a current CEO with power to shape the policy that governs his company, as well as exclusive advanced (read: insider) knowledge of those policies.