Sentence examples for started a policy of from inspiring English sources

In January, Method started a policy of rotating the receptionist position between each employee.

Royal Caribbean has just started a policy of unlimited drinks for one price.

Also, we started a policy of allowing people to watch rehearsals.

The revolt did not subside completely until 1927, but even before the end of 1925 the French had started a policy of conciliation.

Because of 311, officials said, they started a policy of designating a lead agency to respond to all calls about a specific kind of problem.

And at Reddit, before Ms. Pao was ousted as chief executive this month, she started a policy of not negotiating salaries when recruiting new employees.

But Mr Kerry, echoing the State Department, says he would start a policy of cautious engagement with Iran.

The group recommends that the next mayor start a policy of paying workfare participants enough to lift them out of poverty.

In a newspaper interview, he hinted again that the bank might soon start a policy of quantitative easing to try to stimulate the eurozone economies.

But on Friday, Mr Draghi hinted in a newspaper interview that the bank might soon start a policy of QE by buying government bonds, thus copying its counterparts in the UK and US.

It sounds a lot like the tough talk we heard from Bill Clinton in the 1990s, right before he helped start a policy of mass incarceration that has destroyed low income and minority communities in America.