Sentence examples for policy was accepted from inspiring English sources

In the Communist Party as a whole the policy was accepted only with reluctance, out of perceived necessity.

The policy was accepted by the Regents Education Policy Committeee on 13-to-2 vote, and it is expected to be approved by the full board on Thursday.

In the end the policy was accepted, although I subsequently lost my seat on the board when a governor from the political party that opposed the policy was elected.

Moreoever, now that the need for active fiscal policy is accepted, analysis of the Howard government's record has become much less favourable.

In addition to expressing the actual demand for agri-environmental services, a participatory approach in agri-environmental policies helps mediate interests between groups, thus ensuring that the aims of the policy are accepted by many.

Circus animals are not considered good risks, No policies are accepted on dogs.

Not surprisingly, given the Democrats' monopoly and President Obama's popularity, his major policies were accepted; both resolutions call for expanding health care, increasing education funding and implementing a new cap-and-trade regime to limit greenhouse gas emissions.

"Even if he doesn't accomplish all of his legislative goals," BH said, "he's the only candidate I believe that will bring that conversation [about single-payer healthcare] to light and make it possible to have some of these policies be accepted in future administrations".

Congruence has been shown to strengthen existing beliefs (Shanahan et al., 2014), generate empathy (Niederdeppe et al., 2015), is more likely to be remembered as the narrator intended (Jones and Song, 2014), and also makes it more likely that new policies are accepted (Lybecker et al., 2013; McBeth et al., 2014).

However, little research has been done on the emerging process of the new ideas and the process in which new policies are accepted by stakeholders.

"The existence of a counter model was one of the reasons that a number of reforms or policies were accepted," he said, arguing that those in capitalist countries fared better thanks to the threat of communism.