Sentence examples for upon the policy from inspiring English sources

Encouraged by these promises, Denmark embarked upon the policy that led to the Danish-Prussian War of 1864.

Sociological institutionalism and interpretive theory highlight the ways in which meanings, beliefs, cognitive symbols, and conceptual schemes have an impact upon the policy process.

At the Pentagon on Wednesday, Mr. Morrell said, "If American-issued weapons have ended up in the hands of criminals in Turkey or terrorists in Turkey, that is not based upon the policy of this department or this government".

We all of us say freely enough what we think respecting the conduct of our own Government, and we are not likely to show less freedom in commenting upon the policy of the French and Prussian Cabinets.

And it seems to me that having taken so long to see the sanctions work there building upon the policy of containment that was successful over a much longer period of time against the former Soviet Union in the Communist bloc, it seems a little early to declare that we should give up on the sanctions.

Acceptance letters go out at different times of the year depending upon the policy at the individual school.

"The wrong change for our country would be an economic agenda based upon the policies of the past that advocate higher taxes," said Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, in a written statement.

Her legacy had a profound effect upon the policies of her successors, both Conservative and Labour, while her radical and sometimes confrontational approach defined her 11-year period at No 10.

"As a result, dependant upon the policies the business has set, the user may be prompted for an additional authenticator (e.g. face) or simply let through because location is recognised with correct password, meaning the user may be on a borrowed/new device".

Rosenstein in March  told the Senate Judiciary Committee he would only appoint a special prosecutor if he determines "it's appropriate based upon the policies and procedures of the Justice Department". .

During his confirmation hearing, Rosenstein said he would "be willing to appoint a special counsel… whenever I determine it is appropriate based upon the policies and procedures of the Justice Department".