Sentence examples for to formulate a policy from inspiring English sources

The ruling could complicate the Obama administration's efforts to formulate a policy about terrorism detainees.

He began meeting with selected friends to formulate a policy to save Turkey.

"To formulate a policy on the basis of instability is a recipe for failure," Mr. Pascual said.

Amid controversy over such agents, Mr. Hawkins's group has named a commission, to meet for the first time next month, to formulate a policy regarding recruiters.

1993- President Frederik W. (F.W). de Klerk gathered together leading experts on education in the National Education and Training Forum to formulate a policy framework for restructuring education.

Mr. Peres said that there had been a change within the Likud, an acceptance of the need for a Palestinian state, but that it had yet to formulate a policy to express that.

In the 1970s, policy makers found it necessary to formulate a common policy for low-income countries 6 8 since many donors and scientists at the time questioned the value of measles vaccination.

China is the first major economy to formulate a national policy, mandating governments to establish ES assessments in land use planning known as the Ecological Redline Policy (ERP 22,23.

Would it be possible for the E.U. to formulate a joint policy toward Russia if Britain is not in the room?

The task confronting the United States is to formulate a consistent policy which en compasses the totality of Amer ican interests and moral stand ards.

But he should not be encouraged by the West's failure to formulate a coherent policy in Eurasia to believe that he can restore it.