Sentence examples for put the policy from inspiring English sources

Brown put the policy into effect last year: if you want credit from Brown, you pay Brown tuition.

He put the policy into effect after hearing reports of three or four home invasions last year, he said.

A White House spokesman reiterated that the decision allows the Catholic institutions until August 2013 to figure out how they can put the policy into effect.

The Coalition's conflict over constitutional reform will be played out in full in the Commons, after David Cameron pledged to put the policy to a parliamentary vote.

But it took eight years to put the policy in place, time enough for contracts to be hastily dished out, including to cronies.

Whether to put the policy into effect is this year entirely at the discretion of tournament referee Wayne McKewen after a change in the rules.

Switzerland put the policies in place to ensure citizens have pure water.

"Withdrawal would put the policies we embarked on four years ago at risk and send the wrong message to Afghanistan and Iraq: that Americans, impatient as always, do not finish the job".

Courts are supposed to put the policies of presidents and Congress to the test of judicial review, to evaluate decisions by the executive to sanction someone for wrongdoing and to resolve disputes between private parties.

"I have probably spoken to 15 or 20 companies in the last six months," he said, but they frequently struggle with how to put the policies into effect outside the United States.

We then put the policies we decide upon to an actual test by acting in accordance with them and evaluating the results.