Sentence examples for searching policy from inspiring English sources

The Los Angeles case will mark the first major use of California's newly approved familial searching policy, the most far-reaching in the nation.

We combined an electronic database search of Web of ScienceTM (Thomson Reuters 2014) with hand-searching (using citations and searching policy websites).

The area has long been populated by tiny bars and converted pool halls run by local mavericks, all united by their love of arcane card games and lacklustre approach to music and door searching policy.

We searched policy documents for assumptions made by policy makers about patient choice of healthcare providers that underlie the health insurance system reform.

One of these constraints reflects individual behavior and contains the searched policy-functions.

The reason for this is that, under piecewise differentiability, the necessary conditions define unambiguously the shape of the searched policy-function on its whole domain, including the corner points, which can be then associated with the prescription that different agents choose the same policy.

As a result, decision-makers in source countries are searching for policy options to slow down and even reverse the outflow of health care professionals.

In January, a federal appeals court overturned a trial court decision that had invalidated Nassau County's strip-search policy, in which misdemeanor detainees were indiscriminately strip-searched.

The City Department of Correction cited security grounds in carrying out its strip-search policy.

The counties Mr. Florence is suing offer little evidence that the broad strip-search policy enhances security.

"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.