Sentence examples for remove the policy from inspiring English sources
"remove the policy" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to eliminate or take away a particular policy or rule. Example: The company decided to remove the policy that required employees to work overtime without pay, much to the relief of the overworked staff.
He said that once proof was shown, the bank would remove the policy and the charges.
In addition to the recommended reinterpretation of the Helms amendment, it would be very simple to remove the policy directive imposed by President George W. Bush that bars United States humanitarian assistance from being used for abortion even in cases of rape during conflict.
As is intuitive, choosing to remove the policy with higher restrictive will cause more safety (or utility) loss.
We can start with removing the policy barriers that are making it harder for people and communities to institute the solutions to climate change we've already thought up.
The EU proposal seeks to remove the "zero tolerance" policy towards GM components of animal feed and allow trace amounts – up to 0.1% – to be imported.
Greg Jacob, policy director of Service Women's Action Network, said: "By removing the exclusion policy, it is really going to cause a sea-change in the culture of the military".
Continuing from Example 6, removing the SSoD policy e1 = ssod<{order, goods, invoice}, {alice, bob, carl}, 2>, or the SA policy f3 = sa<{order, goods}, {alice, bob, carl}, 2> can both resolve the policy inconsistency.
The Institute for Government has defined "successful policies" as... ones which achieve or exceed their initial goals in such a way that they become embedded; able to survive a change of government; represent a starting point for subsequent policy development or remove the issue from the immediate policy agenda.
Leaders of Iraqi groups that oppose Mr. Hussein will meet here on Friday with senior State and Defense department officials to discuss the policy to remove the Iraqi leader.
The answer, he said, was to find a way to remove the "increasingly unnecessary accommodative policy" of the last few years.
The UK government is lobbying the EU's European Commission to be able to remove the rate entirely – a policy that is not currently permitted by EU law.
