Sentence examples for rejection policy from inspiring English sources

It provides 3,000 Rupees (£44) per child per year for support services and advocates a 'zero rejection policy'.

The research methodology includes admission controller functionality with system capacity perspectives that calculates how much active users of a particular class can be admitted and then decides for user admission or rejection policy.

I was impressed by their acceptance speeches – marked by modesty, an awareness of the importance of teamwork and a rejection of policies that unfairly favoured some schools over others.

"The midterm election was a clear rejection of policies like the cap-and-trade energy taxes that threaten our still-fragile economy," said James Valvo, then Americans for Prosperity's government affairs director, in a statement issued the day after the November 2010 election.

Social scientists stress that awareness of frequent targets for different types of communication can be useful for identifying individuals that affect the dissemination of information and adoption or rejection of policies in the workplace [ 29].

But the message from voters across the globe may be more about registering their anger with incumbents — whatever their policies — than a rejection of specific policies in the wake of the economic recession.

"Even before Morales's election, high-ranking US officials warned his policies on coca and drug control and rejection of American policy dictates would plunge Bolivia into drug trafficking chaos.

Restrictions prohibiting the rejection of an insurance policy by a depository institution or an affiliate of a depository institution, solely because the policy has been issued or underwritten by any person who is not associated with such depository institution or affiliate when the insurance is required in connection with a loan or extension of credit.

What sparked the merriment was shadow Chancellor John McDonnell's rejection of the policy he championed as long as a fortnight ago.

On a historic scale, it was a broad rejection of the policy, with more than just the groups heading into the streets.

It was a remarkable rejection of American policy in an alliance normally dominated by Washington, and it sent a confusing signal to Russia, one that some countries considered close to appeasement of Moscow.