Sentence examples for a permanent policy from inspiring English sources

Should the government have a permanent policy of running large budget deficits?

But critics of a permanent policy said that the new law was far too generous.

After that, the town will study capacity issues and the cost to taxpayers before deciding on a permanent policy.

Originally intended as a temporary policy for time-limited administrative detention, it has since been converted to a permanent policy involving indefinite detention.

But they have yet to determine if Mr. Obama should quickly put his stamp on the issue by way of presidential directive, or if Congress should write a permanent policy into statute.

With permanent life insurance, the death benefit goes to the beneficiaries free of income tax, but if it is a permanent policy, as opposed to a term policy, the owner of the policy could also borrow against its cash value and never pay income tax on it.

What began as a hurried political response to the arrival of one boat, the MV Tampa, on Australia's northern horizon has metamorphosed over a decade and a half into a standing permanent policy, with the support of both the country's major political parties.

If you're buying insurance to cover estate taxes, consider a term policy that is convertible to permanent insurance or a no-load permanent policy, says J.J. MacNab, a Bethesda, Md .fee-only insurance adviser.

That process will be followed by a more detailed permanent policy next spring.

Mr. Noda said Friday that Japan's intervention was intended primarily to moderate volatility in exchange rates and not as a large-scale, permanent policy.

The university closed the women's college in 1945 and adopted a permanent coeducational policy.