Sentence examples for widespread policy from inspiring English sources

It was a Día de Club – that criminal and criminally widespread policy where even season ticket holders have to buy their seats – and the cheapest seats were €60, but still the ground was packed.

"With the approval of separate roads, if it becomes a widespread policy, then the word for it will be 'apartheid.' " Many Israelis and their supporters reject the term, with its implication of racist animus.

Human Rights Watch has documented some of those attacks, as well as what it calls "egregious war crimes and crimes against humanity" by government forces, including the killing of nearly 250 people in the mostly Sunni towns of Banias and Bayda in May, and a widespread policy of detaining and torturing opposition activists.

In the opinion of Cliff Mulqueen, a deputy commissioner at the city's Human Rights Commission, the city's current, case-by-case approach, as opposed to the widespread policy Ms. Glick is seeking, is the only possible approach to service animal accommodation.

The judgment by the Fed and the White House that the economy is clearly on the mend could have widespread policy and political repercussions, affecting the course of interest rates, the debate over the budget surplus and tax cuts and the Congressional elections in November.

However I can't see this becoming a widespread policy.

New Balance told BuzzFeed Wednesday that the stance didn't apply to widespread policies but to Trump's dim view of the controversial TPP deal, which New Balance believes would make their homegrown businesses harder.

Noting that "we waste 40 to 50% of the energy we consume," Brown called for widespread policies to promote energy efficiency similar to those he was instituting in California, which have left the biggest state in the union a model in this area.

However, despite the launch of the World Health Organization (WHO) global initiative to eliminate congenital syphilis [ 5] and widespread policies for syphilis screening in most developing countries, implementation of syphilis screening has been slow due to inadequate and centralized laboratory services [ 6].

We need widespread drug policy reform to stop the violence, mass incarceration and devastating loss of lives and liberty.

Empirical evidence on patient mobility in Europe is lacking despite widespread legal, policy and media attention which the phenomenon attracts.