Sentence examples for unambiguous policy from inspiring English sources

Also, in Dutch midwifery schools, no unambiguous policy is taught on the routine use of uterotonics.

Likewise, it will be necessary to put into place unambiguous policies that clearly explain that how patient data will be handled and reported, especially for unintended findings from NGS studies.

And here's the second: I believe we need a clear and unambiguous planning policy for build-for-rent.

He said the government needed to set out a "definitive and unambiguous energy policy, including the supporting financial regime, to give the sector the certainty to invest".

Elise Kroeber San Francisco, Oct. 4, 2010 • To the Editor: Even in the days of the Wild West, it was unambiguous saloon policy in several towns to check the guns at the door.

The implementation of this principle is likely to rely on an unambiguous, macro (policy) level focus on meaningful, patient-centred goals of health-care delivery, such as accessibility (including waiting times and care close to home) and quality.

All this requires more than education, it demands robust, fair, and unambiguous institutional policies.

The most contentious issue is whether the bishops will institute an unambiguous "zero tolerance" policy that would require removing all priests who have a record of sexual misconduct with minors.

The conclusions provide an opportunity to develop clear, unambiguous and practical policy that will drive costs downward and deliver increased health benefits.

Every government department has clear and unambiguous anti-bullying policies.

California has enacted a historic law that forces the state's colleges to adopt a policy of unambiguous, affirmative consent by students engaged in sexual activity.