Sentence examples for policy which mandates from inspiring English sources

In March, I was ousted from the Navy under the "don't ask, don't tell" policy, which mandates dismissal if a service member is found to be gay.

"Generally speaking, people are avoiding these streets," said Casey Allen, who served on the committee that developed the city's bike plan, part of the Transit-First policy, which mandates improving alternative forms of transportation.

The subcommittee was also unable to verify if children detained on Nauru had been health screened at all before being transferred from Christmas Island under the government's "rapid transfer" policy, which mandates that asylum seekers are moved offshore within 48 hours.

His lawyers are appealing a three-page opinion in favor of prison officials by the eighth circuit court which cites its prior ruling upholding the Arkansas Department of Corrections hair policy, which mandates that male prisoners keep their hair short but allows female prisoners to have shoulder-length hair.

In late June, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to end family separation, though the zero-tolerance policy, which mandates that any persons entering the U.S. illegally be prosecuted, remains.

This is being achieved through health policy which mandates improved nutrition, urban planning and environment as well as the empowerment of individuals and encouragement to make healthier choices.

The new policy replaces a 2006 policy which mandated green OA and offered more direct ways to pay APCs on behalf of grantees.

In the aftermath of Mr. Guerrero's death, Mr. McMahon imposed a stricter drug policy, which mandated that performers be tested randomly at least four times a year.

Those officials said that the Vatican had reservations about several aspects of the bishops' zero-tolerance policy, which mandated the removal from active ministry of any priest who sexually abused a child, including its lack of a statute of limitations and its broad definition of child sexual abuse.

The policy, which mandated that Google would have to delete links to articles if a person involved in the story asked it to, was instated to give people more control over the information that can be found about them online.

Civil rights attorneys have also filed lawsuits against cities with so-called "pre-set bail" policies, which mandate monetary amounts that people must pay to be released from jail no matter their individual circumstances.