Sentence examples for probe policy from inspiring English sources
Instead of wasting effort trying to probe "policy making circles," which recently have exhibited a less than sparkling record in describing what's going, the spies should have given their masters advice on useful intelligence collection, like taking out a subscription to the IHT.
(Probes: policy statement, incentives, educational, etc).
And in the United States Senate, Mr. Obama leads a subcommittee on European affairs, but he has not held any oversight hearings to probe foreign policy issues, just a few to discuss nominations.
In writing my recent report, Degrees of Freedom: Probing Placement Policies at California Colleges and Universities, I interviewed several students who felt that remedial math placements deterred their progress in college.
Google is facing a privacy policy probe in Europe.
That probe led to policy and personnel changes as well as a new committee led by Rackauckas to approve the use of jailhouse informants.
But some former lawyers for the department warned on Friday in a letter to Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey that the probe might violate department policy of not initiating such investigations until after an election, citing the "long recognized sensitivity to the role of federal law enforcement officials in elections".
CNIL headed the probe into the privacy policy.
Donald Trump's impromptu sit-down with the New York Times in Florida on Thursday offered a 30-minute jaunt into the mind of a man burdened by the Russia probe, frustrated by foreign policy, and unconcerned with (or unaware of) the limits of presidential power.
People were invited to submit themselves as candidates (via a website) and asked various probing questions about their policy priorities, what local issues should be highlighted and details of their campaign strategy.
Thanks to a tenacious argument by a government lawyer, concessions by a lawyer challenging the 2003 law requiring the anti-prostitution policy and probing hypothetical questions from the justices, what looked like an easy case at the outset grew more complicated.
