Sentence examples for venue policy from inspiring English sources

But he claims that Locog has now changed its mind about whether the plan fits in with its clean venue policy.

Unlike the Olympics, which have a clean venues policy, corporate branding is allowed within Paralympic venues.

He became one of the Royal Shakespeare Company's most notable beneficiaries of a "good new plays in smaller venues" policy of the 1980s, a contemporary counterweight to the main business of Shakespeare on the big stage.

The O2, here renamed the North Greenwich Arena to comply with the International Olympic Committee's "clean venues" policy, handles large crowds every night of the week and had already hosted the 2009 Gymnastics World Championships so the focus of this test event was on London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games's scoring and technology.

C40, a group of mega-cities keen to cut carbon emissions, acts as a venue for policy exchange.

Often Chatham House provides the venue for policy discussions, as in: "The psychology of terror - experts meet" (December 23 2005).

Although there will be new voices in Congress, it will be a divided and polarized body, a difficult venue for policy agreements.

The Ontario Human Rights Legal Support Centreprovides free legal representation, and successful claims can result in anything from fines for the venue to policy changes and additional training being mandated.

This research suggests two productive venues for policy that can create more entrepreneurship opportunities for underrepresented household groups.

A cross-sectional study in New Zealand [49] found an inverse relationship between salivary cotinine concentrations in hospitality workers and the venues' smoking policy: the less restrictive the policy, the higher the cotinine concentrations (smoking in bars was not prohibited by law until December 2004).

The venue's music policy was also contentious: the raucous, syncopated jazz sounds of ragtime.