Sentence examples for precedents policy from inspiring English sources

The most basic practical considerations, including other U.S. regulatory precedents, policy mechanisms to avoid regulation, and most importantly, the sheer number of potential EDCs, each bring the conventional paradigm into doubt.

This paper investigates the precedents, policies and factors relevant to a successful energy regime transition which may be applied in the Japanese case, through a review of national leaders in renewable energy deployment.

However, until the administration learns the real lessons of the Libyan precedent, policy toward other rogue regimes is likely to remain stuck in the mud of ideology.

Going Further | Students research the juvenile justice system in their state, finding the laws, precedents and policies that guide it.

"There was no need to introduce this additional element of disconnect with the law and precedent and policy," Ms. Donnelly said.

Wednesday morning, shortly after midnight, Dani Dayan, head of the settlers' Yesha Council, said that leaders in Beit El had reached an agreement with government officials to evacuate peacefully and voluntarily, in exchange for a promise that 300 additional units would be added in Beit El and that Ulpana would not be used as a precedent for policy on settlements elsewhere.

PR leaders are operating off playbooks with invalid precedents, outdated policies and misguided principles.

As our body of legal knowledge, court rulings and laws becomes ever more complex, simple keyword searches won't cut it for surfacing prior precedents and policies.

In fact, during the Q&A period following Darnton's talk, the man who led the Authors Guild suit against Google, Nick Taylor, asked whether any authors had been consulted in the planning of this potentially precedent-setting policy.

They pored over legal precedent and policy data and debated political fallout.

Both Chisnall and Gilbert spoke with concern about the precedent a policy like this could set, Gilbert asking what this would mean for New Zealand if the country ever found itself the victim of a terrorist attack.