Sentence examples for to draft policies from inspiring English sources
So far, those committees have not been formed because the government has been slow to draft policies for their creation.
Over the last year, regulators have been pressing corporate boards to draft policies denying huge severance payouts to senior executives if the firm teeters on collapse.
Ever since, a patchwork of regulators has struggled to draft policies to enforce the rule, prompting concerns among even the rule's supporters.
Last May, the Vatican, through its Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, called on bishops' conferences worldwide to draft policies on the issue within the year.
As the time approaches when the parties will start to draft policies for their manifestos, it is now something for all the leaders to ponder.
They have built up formidable teams with varied backgrounds to draft policies that take into account an ever-changing internet.
How can it be right for a major donor to the party in government to be commissioned to draft policy reports?
He also quietly compiled a résumé by holding a variety of government jobs -- like helping to draft policy documents in the federal Environmental Protection Agency, and later working in the Washington office of Representative Bob Franks.
"Is it not the case that this will simply incentivize boards to draft policy as broadly as possible?" Shareholder opposition against remuneration practices has been building in Britain, the United States and elsewhere after some companies continued to hand out large paychecks even though their share prices had declined.
"We partnered with leadership to draft policy that supports team members who are transitioning or are thinking of transitioning," Meyers told me.
Over the past 5 years my role has developed considerably and my responsibilities now include many areas of strategy and policy, from helping to develop the university's research strategy and submission to the research assessment exercise, to drafting policies relating to research ethics and misconduct.
