Sentence examples for policy that guides from inspiring English sources

Some early suggestions for how to accomplish this include having Google explain with some specified level of detail the editorial policy that guides its tweaks.

"Even though we are the greatest producer of cultural products on the planet, we don't have a national policy that guides preservation," said Paul LeClerc, president of the New York Public Library, who has followed the work of the nonprofit council, which is an idea factory for libraries.

There is certainly little enthusiasm among Tories for an industrial policy that guides investment and protects national champions from foreign takeover.

None of these concepts form or relate to any legislation or policy that guides natural hazard identification or the emergency management process.

But what this report does, and this is one of its most significant contributions, is to point a finger at a failure and in fact an illegitimacy to the overall policy that guided Israel's actions in Gaza.

When Curtin died, he had already established welfare-state economic policies that guided Australia's growth during the postwar period.

Model centres, higher standards The Government of Malawi has developed a policy framework that guides local district efforts to manage the childcare centres.

The Clinton administration says it sees no reason to change the "one-China" policy that has guided America's relations with China for nearly three decades.

Ben-Gurion drafted a policy that has guidraftedations between Israel and the Jewish diaspolicyince that1950s, saying thas "Israel speaks only on behalf of its own citizens" and not Jews elsewhere.

During most of the period, planting forests provided a tool for realizing national goals, and a policy that was guided by changing tasks imposed by the officials of the Zionist movement, the British Mandate Authorities and the State of Israel.

This finding lends support to the study by Stold and Winbland [ 6] suggesting that while the decision-making process leading to contracting with the private sector seems to include e.g. economic arguments there are also ideological factors as well as elements form policy diffusion that guide the decisions.