Sentence examples for the policy created from inspiring English sources
The policy created difficulties in some recent cases — eight in 2011, according to Inspector Ciorra — in which a person survived for a time but died days later.
The policy created confusion and discomfort in classrooms, leading to fears that parents might stop sending children to school, and was scrapped after a campaign.
Advocates of ending the ban have long argued that the policy created a double standard — imposing an unfair burden on religious groups and treating them differently from any other organization.
Garcia received multiple stays of removal during President Barack Obama's two terms but was too old to qualify for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, the policy created by the Obama administration to protect children of undocumented immigrants from deportation.
Colleen Cashen, a psychologist and counselor at the Northdale Middle School, said that by singling out homosexuality, the policy created "an air of shame," and that contradictory interpretations from the administration had left teachers afraid to test the limits, seeing homosexuality and the history of gay rights as taboo subjects.
It's true that after Richard M. Nixon gave a fierce speech announcing that American troops would strike in Cambodia, the "swift and vociferous" backlash, including campus protests, led to the deaths of four students at Kent State University, but surely the policy created those demonstrations not the strength of the speech.
The policy creates a protocol for determining whether someone who identifies as female but was born male can compete on female school teams.
As long as the policy creates incentives for journals to change their business models, it should encourage full OA and discourage hybrid OA.
When designing policy to mitigate CO2 emissions, it is vital that the policy creates a carbon price that is high enough – otherwise the pressure on technological development will not be sufficiently strong.
Evidence from other expansion states indicates the policy creates all three of those effects.
The AFL-CIO has charged that the policy creates an incentive for businesses to falsify their records to make their plants look safer than they really are.
