Sentence examples for rewriting policy from inspiring English sources

Their actions may be perfectly sensible, but there is something disquieting about unelected officials extensively rewriting policy with so little public debate.

Lord Faulks QC, for the trust, said there was certainly a public interest in such delicate and sensitive matters but that did not justify the court involving itself in rewriting policy.

The storm stunned insurance companies and, after paying out more than $22 billion in claims in inflation-adjusted dollars, they began rewriting policies to protect themselves as much as homeowners.

If a college is found to be in violation of Title IX after a federal investigation, it often leads to some form of a resolution with the Education Department, which can entail rewriting policies, requiring staffing changes or other mandates.

Tillerson will not take over the state department with a free hand to rewrite policy, however.

A7 NATIONAL A9-14 VaTells Tells U.S. Bishops To Rewrite Policy on Abuse The Vatican failed to endorse a stringent new policy by American bishops to combat child sexual abuse by priests, saying that parts of it needed to be rewritten to make it conform with the laws of the Roman Catholic Church.

They work to combat problems plaguing whales worldwide by attempting to rewrite policy and legislation across the world.

Rewriting insurance policies to cover flood losses after the fact is unfair to the companies that did not collect one dollar of premium to cover such claims and to the responsible consumers who paid flood insurance premiums to the National Flood Insurance Program to protect their homes and businesses.

Partnerships were adept at influencing decision makers to create or rewrite policies and improve built environments.

The lawsuit brought by Mississippi's attorney general, Jim Hood ("A Policy of Deceit," Op-Ed, Nov. 19), attempts to retroactively rewrite insurance policies to force companies to pay for flood losses that have been expressly excluded from standard insurance policies for decades.

Most of the time, employees aren't complaining just to make a fuss — they truly believe in their organization and want to take actionable steps to improve the company, whether that means strengthening morale or rewriting policies.