Sentence examples for predetermined policy from inspiring English sources

"They haven't predetermined policy.

A recent article by Andrew Revkin of The Times suggests that the selective use of evidence to suit predetermined policy goals began even earlier.

The youngster played down the ferocity of his hit, which was the culmination of a predetermined policy to soften up the Lions half-backs.

In the same evidence session Mr Cook exonerated Mr Blair of the charge of deliberately misleading the country, but asserted that intelligence material was chosen selectively to fit a predetermined policy.

This approach contrasts sharply with that of the early 21st century, in which the public sector sought to harness the energy of the community sector to reduce the costs of achieving predetermined policy goals.

In a letter to Geithner, Bachus said Treasury appears to be "laying the groundwork for a predetermined policy outcome that looks uncomfortably similar to the failed status quo".

There is a pick-and-mix approach to both domestic and international events in order to justify ideologically predetermined policies.

Although they rejected the charge of pandering, Jacobs and Shapiro also asserted that most politicians tend to respond to public opinion in cynical ways; most of them, for example, use public opinion research not to establish their policies but only to identify slogans and symbols that will make predetermined policies more appealing to their constituents.

Motivated hiring managers can sometimes make a difference, but most firms have predetermined policies regarding applications from those without permanent residency.

In the interest of productivity, some organizations have a predetermined scheduling policy, requiring that tasks be completed in a particular order.

While coverage of households may be predetermined by policy, the reality is that in practice population size, typology and the availability of means of transport should guide the number of households covered by CHWs during their visits.