Sentence examples for policy treating from inspiring English sources

Yet when he was Indiana University's president, Brand allowed Bob Knight to sprout horns before issuing a zero-tolerance policy, treating the General like an addiction.

As a freshman, he secured a seat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and became a serious student of foreign policy, treating committee hearings as seminars.

Few pragmatists in the world of foreign policy treat the reset's demise with any glee.

Like most health insurance plans at the time, Ms. Donahue's policy treated mental illness differently than it treated other medical conditions.

But soon after the policy was enacted, many local utility companies, which are regulated by the states, began to complain that the policy treated them unfairly.

But aside from the fact such a policy treats those on welfare as less able than those employed, does income management work?

Virtually every objective investigation of a US law enforcement agency finds that the police, as policy, treat African Americans with contempt.

Even as French hip-hop flourished, official policy treated it as "a fashion, a sport, or an adolescent activity", as a 2005 report put it.

The new policy treats the six countries as a regional bloc, aiming to establish free trade areas between them and the EU, to tap their energy resources, and to promote human rights and democracy-building projects.

Our focus on private allotments fills an important research (lack of information on ownership and spatial extent) and policy (treated differently to public allotments as open space in planning policy) gap.

It is also to recognize that law and policy treat us as equals in some respects-those by which they identify and "count" us as politically relevant-and as non-equals in other respects.