Sentence examples for set forth policies from inspiring English sources

Although they may set forth policies on authorship for their own journals, each editor is obliged to take it on faith that the authors have been truthful in assigning authorship.

Several organisations and hospitals have set forth policies to address these issues, e.g. by forbidding visitors and personnel to take pictures with mobile devices that have immediate access to social media.

He said the summary "contains no intelligence beyond that contained" in the broader intelligence estimate, which was provided to members of Congress and to the committee, "and does not set forth policy advice that should be considered privileged".

In "Presidents Creating the Presidency: Deeds Done in Words" (Chicago; $25), Karlyn Kohrs Campbell and Kathleen Hall Jamieson argue that inaugural rhetoric serves four purposes: reuniting the people after an election; rehearsing shared and inherited values; setting forth policies; and demonstrating the President's willingness to abide by the terms of his office.

The ruling party at the time, Fine Gael, did not act on the proposal, but the Fianna Fail government elected in 1987 made the document the basis for the Program of National Recovery PNRR), which set forth the policies that underpinned Ireland's economic turnaround.

A detailed summary of the provisions included in the President's Plan is set forth below: Policies to Improve the Affordability and Accountability Increase Tax Credits for Health Insurance Premiums.

The Department of Justice under Lynch and Holder set forth some policies that they thought were appropriate to define what cases should be prosecuted in states that have legalized at least in some fashion some parts of marijuana.

Rather, President Bush should now set forth a policy of "universal surrender": all of Al Qaeda or none.

If they didn't set forth a policy agenda, how could intellectually responsible liberals decide whether to support them or not?

The S.E.C. set forth the policy as it announced an administrative proceeding against a former officer of a subsidiary of the Seaboard Corporation but took no action against Seaboard.

Since 1947, when President Harry S. Truman set forth a policy to stop further Soviet expansion and "support free peoples" who were "resisting subjugation by armed minorities or by outside pressures," America has acted as the world's policeman.