Sentence examples for search policy from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday the California Supreme Court will hear the case that Mr. Sheehan brought over the search policy, which was instituted in stadiums across the National Football League.

Greg Aiello, a spokesman for the N.F.L., said the search policy "evolved out of 9/11," when the league began performing the searches before championship games.

"Under the new search policy, a detainee who leaves his camp is subject to a search including his private parts and holding his private parts," Remes alleged.

PARIS — The Internet giant Google said on Wednesday that it would change its search policy for most of Europe to allow advertisers to buy and use as keywords terms that have been trademarked by others.

Theresa May has confronted police forces over an "incredible" lack of black officers while also challenging "lies" that reform of the controversial stop and search policy has led to a rise in knife crime.

"Under the new search policy, a detainee who leaves his camp is subject to a search including his private parts and holding his private parts," lawyer David Remes told the AFP news agency.

The association's current standards discourage blanket strip search policies.

According to Amar, stop and search policies are key to understanding why the representation of BME young people and children in state custody has rocketed.

The measure also set strict limits on disclosure and sharing of information from devices seized at the border and requires the Department of Homeland Security to report regularly to Congress and the public on its search policies and practices.

"J. C. Penney did not authorize, and we were not involved with or aware of, the posting of the links that you sent to us, as it is against our natural search policies," Ms. Brossart wrote in an e-mail.

He is starting a discussion on the need for government regulation of the organic and paid search policies of Google, which maintains a commanding lead in search market share today.