Sentence examples for the expanded policy from inspiring English sources
No explanation for the expanded policy was given.
The expanded policy will cover the data on a wide variety of demographic groups including racial and ethnic minorities, the disabled and noncitizens.
Booker said the bank has turned away business worth £1.4bn since instituting its ethical policy in 1992, and that figure will grow as more companies are refused financing under the expanded policy.
And demands on MEPs are far greater now than they were in 1979, with the expanded policy agenda of the EU, the extensive legislative powers of the European parliament, and the expansion of the EU single market to 27 countries and 500 million citizens.
What's unfortunate about the expanded policy enforcement is that these app makers specifically target the small business market.
She said YouTube is relying on its existing moderating teams to enact the expanded policy, using a mix of machine learning technology to help identify content and human review to understand the context.
In 2002, the C.I.A., under an expanded policy of extraordinary rendition, turned Libi over to Egypt to be brutalized.
To do so, the agency reported, the government will "set up a 'strict and normative' land management system in the countryside, expand policy support for agriculture, establish a modern rural financial network and a system to balance the development between rural and urban areas, and improve the rural democracy".
The decreasing religious opposition to family planning during the 1990s may have helped to increase the acceptability of family planning policy among the electorate, thus expanding policy space slightly.
This was the world telling Netanyahu, with one voice, that the expanded settlement policy he has encouraged and justified is wrong – wrong legally, wrong morally, wrong politically, and wrong in terms of Israel's future peace and security.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit ultimately struck down the expanded DACA policy, and an evenly divided U.S. Supreme Court let that ruling stand last year.
