Sentence examples for policy to recognize from inspiring English sources

For nearly four decades it has been Washington's official policy to recognize only China, and not Taiwan.

In the meantime, Riffle and many others said that the impetus is on lawmakers to change public policy to recognize the medicinal merits of marijuana.

The rabbi stands by his explanation that he noted Bachmann's presence because it is the synagogue's policy to recognize elected officials.

The incoming National Security Advisor, Lt. General Michael Flynn, on the day of the U.S. presidential elections, wrote "We need to adjust our foreign policy to recognize Turkey as a priority.

It is the Department's policy to recognize lawful same-sex marriages as broadly as possible, to ensure equal treatment for all members of society regardless of sexual orientation," Holder writes.

One element of a more adequate response is for work on patient-centered care and public policy to recognize the role of normative issues in such conflicts and the importance of addressing them through an improved ethical response.

"The time has come for our policies to recognize that reality".

"Companies are supposed to have policies to recognize and rectify problems with human rights in their supply chain," she said.

They found that the rate of loss is nearly double the rate of current protection efforts, underscoring an "immediate need for international policies to recognize the vital values of wilderness and unprecedented threats they face".

"We need to change our policies to recognize the use of more prescribed and natural fire to deal with the conditions we're seeing in our forests today as well as to greatly accelerate restoration of more resilient conditions in accessible forests that have been dramatically altered over the past century".

Energy analysts like Mr. Rogers of the Union of Concerned Scientists want policy makers to recognize that low carbon does not always mean low water.