Sentence examples for basically policy from inspiring English sources

Among the insurance company officials (who, I should stress again, work in the Washington offices of some large insurers, and so are basically policy people and lobbyists), there was much less restraint.

Here is how I make sense of it.Fact one there are several dozen trillion dollars of these things out there an amount that makes Paulson's $700 billion look like a rounding error.Fact two they are basically insurance policies on bond defaults that are written without regulation, so the usual insurance-industry practice of setting aside reserves does not apply.

"Basically, our policy encourages intimacy and positive physical touching," Mr. Reingold said.

It is important to note that these were unintended consequences of basically sensible policy decisions.

Lin Jiang, an economics professor at Sun Yat-sen University, said Mr. Wang tried to carry out a basically sound policy too hastily, costing him crucial local support.

STEVE COLL: Actually a pretty reasonable, status quo answer on Pakistan by Romney…not being opportunistic here…Again, basically Obama Administration policy.

The agenda Douthat outlines is perhaps one possibility, and simply because it's a basically coherent policy outlook might even be preferable in a lot of ways to the sort of short-term thinking that grips the GOP right now.

But that's basically the policy Obama is doing.

The ICA now basically prohibits "policy deferrals," but allows "programmatic deferrals".

Basically, the policy and programs created a virtual certainty that getting old was a sentence to living in poverty unless an individual had family to care for them.

"What you're seeing is basically a policy of appeasement," said Jon Shane, a professor at the John Jay School of Criminal Justice in New York City and a former police captain in Newark, N.J.