Sentence examples for publishes policy from inspiring English sources

Two examples of supranational financial regulators in Europe are the European Banking Authority (EBA) which identifies systemic risks and institutional weaknesses and may overrule national regulators, and the European Shadow Financial Regulatory Committee ESFRCC) which reviews financial regulatory issues and publishes policy recommendations.

The mayor's published policy states that he will allow high buildings "where appropriate", unspecified.

Your complaint will be considered against the published policy on the date of receipt of your complaint.

The university has a published policy on qualification equivalences and does not treat any level 3 (A-level or equivalent) qualification more or less favourably.

"If any of the victims ask for a formal review it would be considered in accordance with our published policy," said a CPS spokeswoman.

The Obama campaign used it to publish policy documents, and the site has recently signed a deal with some US publishers to post books and extracts with permission.

The rescinding of Mr. Modi's invitation just weeks before he was scheduled to address the forum went against the most fundamental tenets of freedom of thought, speech and inquiry that the University of Pennsylvania categorically upholds as published policy.

In its first published policy paper on energy, which came out last year, the government said it aimed to cut greenhouse gas emissions; and the Beijing Olympic games are to be a showcase for China's new-found greenery.

In our recently published policy paper we argue that the US cannot afford not to revisit and re-emphasise co-operation with other countries in the deployment of its foreign aid.

This is a published policy under which HMRC may write off arrears of tax.

I always do suggest that they [airline passengers] not necessarily assume that the published policy is the be-all and end-all, that it can be worthwhile picking up the phone and pleading your case".