Sentence examples for rework policy from inspiring English sources

(2008) compared direct rework process and (m, 1) rework policy in a multi-stage production system.

At most, there's a desire to renegotiate treaties, rework policies - a far cry from David Cameron's proposal to organise a UK referendum on EU membership.

Kevin Rudd has been sworn in as prime minister for a second time, three years after being deposed, and now faces the daunting task of reworking policy and replacing more than one-third of the cabinet just months before an election.

He has only a fortnight to set out a reworked policy on the deficit before the government's spending review on 20 October, and to work out the level of coalition spending cuts that it is politically credible for Labour to oppose.

As the Obama administration begins to rework urban policy onto the federal agenda, the Domestic Policy Council and its Office of Urban Affairs have put particular emphasis on finding and helping to replicate city policies that work well.

But Labour is also subtly reworking the policy review process.

They assumed, wrongly, that the loss of monetary independence would force European leaders to rework the policies they could still make.

Finally, it launched a reworked data policy and terms of service to make everything clearer.

In 2015, Amazon responded to intense criticism around its implementation of maternity leave (among many other corporate culture red flags) by reworking its policies.

MySpace, the once great social network that still has scores of millions of active users, should be reworking their policies and products at a feverish pace to provide the perception of giving users fair and easy to use privacy controls along with a promise never to change those controls without their express permission.

Airbnb could rework its own insurance policy to protect client businesses from accidents that are more likely to occur in a private home or apartment (e.g. a cooking accident).