Use "policies" in a sentence

1. It pays to always carefully read the guidelines and policies given by the online dating service

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2. Over a plateful of slightly stale tractor-wheel biscuits and weak tea in chipped china cups, Danny and Annie found out that there were no savings, no insurance policies and no investments

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3. policies, he would have been delighted to see the Pope

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4. 'Are you insinuating that the policies of the

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5. 'Surely you can see that Philippe's policies are in no-

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6. The crowd gathered every midday to hear the separate policies each political party stood for

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7. Yells by radical American liberals that we brought it on ourselves through our Imperialist policies won"t wash

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8. Evil therefore being its own cause, its cure does not lie in the application of traditional social policies

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9. Thus, when criticized at a press conference due to the fact that some of his domestic policies weren"t exactly producing the expected and desired results, quipped: „I"m a Ford, not a Lincoln

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10. Obama built his presidential campaign around the “change” theme: “This is our moment, our time to turn the page on the policies of the past, to offer a new direction

11. If you attempt to call them on their personnel, programs, and policies, you will inevitably be put off, if not downright lied to, for liberalism itself has become, over the years, a touchy subject for those of the left

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12. Apartheid schools had strict policies on hair, and any infraction would be reason for a flogging

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13. So we took out life insurance policies that included an AIDS test as standard

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14. Unfortunately, the Police Stations did not enforce these same weight policies vigorously enough so some policemen became really overweight—a huge embarrassment to themselves and the SAP

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15. Political Correctness, rather than securing our nation‘s (legitimate) interests abroad, is guiding military policies at the State Department

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16. should be apparent by now after prolonged experience with failed (economic) policies

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17. His unfortunate flirtation with Keynesian Economic Policies (Wage and Price Controls) and prolonging the ―Great Society‖ by introducing fresh initiatives, threw a monkey wrench into the economy but enough of that! Seeking (public) forgiveness, if not self-forgiveness, this tormented soul sought redemption in seclusion and productive writing

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18. A depleted treasury must find creative ways of raising revenue however dry the well in order to pacify the demands of its citizens; engendering more spending promoting a vicious cycle of tax and spending policies sapping the energies and moral vitality of its productive citizens who grow increasingly cynical while the Rabble grows more demanding and the government more obliging

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19. The Balkanization of America will prove to be the inevitable outcome of ill-conceived immigration policies aimed at injecting

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20. second thought, however!) Their egregious ignorance of its transient nature and uncertain classifications often serve to persuade the misinformed and other well-meaning individuals to support (socialist) custodial policies that do little, if anything, to relieve its harmful effects

21. Higher fertility rates, common among the poor, exacerbated by lax immigration policies, have strained our nation‘s productive and material resources beyond their capacity to accommodate even the (basic) material requirements of its working classes

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22. immigration policies are compromising the quality of life in areas where poverty, congestion, disease, drugs, crime, substandard housing and decaying infrastructures are demoralizing (complex) social and cultural arrangements (and civility) as an alarming number of our citizens are feeling alienated from mainstream conventions that no longer seem to provide any meaning

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23. Not unlike other ―commodities‖, its (―timely‖) value is subject to variable supplies and demands; that is to say, its value is generally determined by the perceived impact (variable) monetary and fiscal policies will have on the supply and subsequent demand (for dollar currencies)

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24. This is what happens when human rights are taken too far and the standards dropped to have better press releases to cover for your own failed policies

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25. If this sounds like so much hyperbole, the reader might properly consider the confiscatory tax policies of socialist governments that have routinely driven many of its most productive citizens to safer (tax) havens in order to ward off efforts designed to appropriate their wealth

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26. Reagan‘s supply-side initiatives who sought to distance himself from these policies after he (Bush) assumed the office of the presidency and that arguably cost him a second term in office

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27. You will need to update policies or restart your computer for the changes to take effect

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28. I say think because it may be possible, as hard as it is to swallow, that many locals actually supported the terrorists because they liked their policies of nationalism and not only fear

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29. As always her Apartheid policies made her the black sheep of the world and created a sort of lager mentality of us against the rest of the world

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30. It would appear that the European Economic Community (EEC) is focusing much of its attention on micromanaging the private affairs of its member citizens rather than promoting sound economic policies

31. Why they felt the need to do this within South Africa is interesting to me for it shows they detected enough criticism of their policies to be worried

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32. This is where Republican (alternative) policies came into play

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33. Many are homeowners and investors naturally inclined toward (economic) policies that favor investment

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34. Thus I always recommend changing your will and policies the moment that you become engaged

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35. I would like to briefly respond to a letter published in your newspaper about a group of Larchmont residents, led by David Hechler, opposed to policies seeking to ban homosexuals from participating as Boy Scout Masters

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36. Hechler and others sharing his opinion(s) have every right to express their (own) private viewpoints, such does not extend, however, to overriding the policies and standards of a privately run organization

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37. The who, what or why‘s are of no particular importance inasmuch whomsoever is an enemy of America is a friend of ours! We are once again reminded that America‘s foreign and domestic policies are the seminal ingredients that have engendered everything that is wicked in the world today

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38. For all their claims of loving, wanting, and promoting freedom, Libertarian policies have been tried exactly twice, first under the military dictatorship of Chile, where they worsened the lives of most Chileans, enriching elites while others were worse off

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39. Does that not represent an overwhelming majority against the one million demonstrators? Europeans should not confuse the public discussions that take place in this country as a repudiation of the president’s policies

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40. If that is you, why be a partisan party follower? Why makes excuses for wrongs done by those you once voted for? Why devote yourself to any political party, except to hold its feet to the fire and live up to higher principle? Why would any such person of good heart and intentions focus on fluff and ephemera like “leadership qualities” and supposed statesmanship? Why focus on anything but whether people will live or die because of wars threatened or prolonged or avoided or ended, or policies or politics that inflict or relieve human suffering? Why care about anything but these concerns?

41. It was helping them organize on a national level, to form a united front against policies long practiced by wealthy landowners and government, which favored the rich and forced the poor from the land

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42. Many economists argue that the uncertainty about a government’s fiscal and monetary policies is one of the biggest problems with government, and the mechanism would essentially eliminate spending uncertainty

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43. increasingly concerned that the Agency's environmental policies are being advanced to the detriment of

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44. That is, these policies are impacting our standard of living by

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45. government concerned with the United States' policies regarding energy and safety in handling nuclear

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46. these international organizations, they are controlled by socialists and the policies they promote are high taxes, more regulation and bigger governments

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47. they can continue to be irresponsible instead of adopting the policies that will lead them to prosperity

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48. In addition, the debt held by the public with current tax policies extended would soar to 90% of GDP by

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49. the Kyoto Treaty and environmental policies that would benefit Enron

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50. The acid rain scare of the 1980s projected the loss of forests in industrialized countries and led to policies that cleaned up the air quite nicely

51. severely nationalistic policies; exercising regimentation of industry, commerce, and finance; and using rigid censorship and forcible suppression of opposition

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52. Mexico supports policies that encourage illegal immigration to the United States, yet Mexico has severe laws that punish those who come into Mexico illegally

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53. These policies produced a culturally deprived society that ultimately failed to sustain itself as a superpower

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54. He controlled the military and directed foreign and financial policies

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55. With the Indians in flight westward, might the settlers of the expanding new country have pursued the most enlightened policies ever conceived by a “conquering culture”? As

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56. abolitionist, opposed the policies of the slaveholding president

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57. administration’s reluctance to enforce immigration policies

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58. Perhaps this was why Castro had as much support for his policies among his people as he has—there were few dissenters left

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59. I’ve looked at America’s past and it’s mixed, but when you factor out the deliberate attempts to bury the good and exaggerate our errors in most of the reporting, you see America is trying to improve the world with her liberating foreign policies and her free market economics

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60. policies and seeing what needs to be revised in light of the new tools

61. If this desire is not heartfelt and is not sincerely orientated towards humanity, but is result of personal interest, desire for power and money, the leader and his leadership policies are not sustainable on long terms

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62. “Most married couples have insurance policies and, from what I can tell, everybody that knew Terry fought with him on a regular basis

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63. Honest, humility, and repentance are the only policies that count in any dealings with

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64. ” Such policies, Ehrlich contended, would allow population increase so great as to destroy the earth’s ecosystem

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65. Other policies are check in time starts at

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66. Demands mounted to “pack” the Supreme Court by increasing its size with additional Justices favorable to the New Deal policies

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67. 8 For we have heard of your wisdom and your policies, and it is

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68. There is no reasoned evaluation of the assertions relied upon for precautionary policies and penalties

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69. Such policies, Manzi finds, “conceal hubris in a cloak of humility

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70. concerning policies designed by whites for the benefit of blacks

71. Assistant editorial page editor at the Wall Street Journal, Daniel Henninger, observes that in the 2008 election the Democrats’ oft stated intent to change the economic policies of “the last eight years” of the Bush administration is but a hint of their real intentions

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72. Their real target is the economic and social policies of the last 200 years

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73. Bush was President the media and other Civil War brigades endlessly criticized, and not infrequently lied about, his policies

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74. ” Fast-forward to Tea Party protests about Obama’s policies and spending binges

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75. Why? Well, they have the audacity to disagree with policies of the Prophet we have been waiting for, and are expressing their constitutional right to say so

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76. The Tea Parties are about as subversive as they could be to the policies and future intent evident in this radicalized White House and its similarly ultra left supporting Congress

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77. It is a vendetta against citizens of this country who dare to express doubt and opposition to policies being considered by their elected representatives

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78. play allegiances to the council’s policies were persecuted

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79. The policies and actions put into place by Ruoh and

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80. Newsmax magazine presents a more comprehensive picture of the vitality and reach of the growing Tea Party movement, including previously established anti-big government organizations, with varying emphasis on specific policies or programs

81. As the director continued to speak about school policies and procedures, Monica noticed that he was pretty young and probably not

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82. staffing and contracting policies and practices were followed," the report

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83. Not mincing his words, Roger castigated Castro for his mismanagement of the Cuban economy through hit-and-miss policies, for his relentless persecution of people who dared to disagree with him, and for his ill-advised and damaging adventurism with Cuban soldiers into world conflicts thousands of miles away from Cuban soil

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84. Manolo continued the conversation with the following revealing statement: “Here, when we cannot blame Balaguer (conservative President of the Republic), then we must blame the United States and their policies toward our country”

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85. Economic difficulties follow because nobody is free to oppose their unsound policies”

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86. HR Policies: Makes sure employees are aware that fraud is not tolerated and that guilty

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87. You need to understand these policies and be okay with them

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88. your financials without basic agreement on the appropriateness of these policies, or how these

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89. Agency's environmental policies are being advanced to the detriment of the people they are intended to protect

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90. That is, these policies are impacting our standard of living by drastically increasing energy costs and decreasing the ability of our states to create jobs, foster entrepreneurship, and give manufacturers the ability to compete in the global marketplace

91. miles off our coast shouldn‘t that lead us to question our own policies? And, when we consider the present unrest in the Middle East and the likely disruption in the oil supply and the probable rise in gas prices it would seem proper to add to our oil refineries and oil supply as soon as possible

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92. At the same time, the government’s highly interventionist economic policies were reduced, and more market-oriented policies were adopted

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93. There are those who have great doubts that policies based on

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94. the economic policies of Margaret Thatcher and her Conservative

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95. The reformist policies, or

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96. would write policies for naval or commercial ships

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97. hatred of capitalism and liberalism expressed as hate for the world’s great model of capitalist success, the United States, with its free-trade policies, its free institutions and fee-speech traditions

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98. would advise the top executives to adopt policies which would

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99. there was a sense of pride for these policies

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