Sentence examples for set policies from inspiring English sources

EUROPEANS have long relied on governments to set policies to protect their privacy on the internet.

He said the party "cannot be ignorant of demography," and needed to set policies that attract, not repel, Hispanic voters.

It would create a new organisation to set policies over distributing routing numbers, creating new domains and the like.

They also set policies intended to take guests back to a gentler time: there are no televisions.

Oblix's software lets companies do such things as set policies about which data or application a salesman or supplier is allowed access to.

It plans to create a "national strategy bureau", under the direct control of the Prime Minister, which will set policies and compile the national budget.

The Regents set policy for public schools.

They can set policy, without upsetting their politics.

At least 118 countries have set policy targets or created supportive renewable energy policies.

He defended his record on abortion but said Mr. Romney would set policy as president.

The politicians will keep up their factional infighting while the bureaucracy continues to set policy.