Policies in a sentence

Proxy voting policies including ESG policies are already disclosed, yet this hasn’t restrained the exercise of power.

But Rice’s policies and determination to ignore the truth paled in comparison to the Obama administration’s policies.

Even if he’s dealing with his own policies, he needs to address the policies of the people first,” Bivins said.

Grading policies for remote instruction must be consistent with the district’s grading policies for on-campus.

It did not specify how the rescinded policies hindered energy or what policies, if any, will take their place.

The federal government issued guidelines, yes, but each state has its own policies, and those policies vary.

One of many policies that funneled Fuentes into the school to prison pipeline was zero-tolerance policies.

When your policies force young men to feel uncomfortable with who they are, your policies need to change.

Instead, we should be working to focus on policies that could help move our state’s economy and environmental policies forward.

Beraud is addressing the environment through policies for sustainable groundwater management as well as climate action policies.

Both the last two provisions are state policies under the Philippine Constitution’s Declaration of Principles and State Policies.

Many retailers are adopting new policies as more consumers opt to shop for gifts online, such as “returnless” or “keep it” policies.

We have to have policies in place, whether it's home buyouts, managed retreats" or other policies.

He travels to lands besieged by war and imperial economic policies and exposes the human tragedy those wars and policies precipitate.

This fits with the policies of the coalition partners which led to the mitigation policies of the previous government being abandoned.

This behavior was driven by easy money policies of central banks around the world and these policies didn't help the average person much.

Without a NAP, policies may present a misleading picture of the causes of inequality and the potential for current policies to address it.

Other policies have a very important role to play: structural reforms and fiscal policies.

It determines the WHO’s policies, appoints the Director-General, supervises financial policies, and reviews and approves the proposed budget.

So many well-intended public policies and currently proposed policies seem to amount to a war on work and a devaluing of the dignity of work.