Sentence examples for coat policy from inspiring English sources

In the foyer, the H.Y.O.C. (hang your own coat) policy signals a relaxed mood and a certain trust.

Other than that late 1990s-early 2000s bit, not seeing an incident, having a coat policy that favours warmth over style, one of the most consistent haircuts in football, taking a beach holiday in Brazil a couple of years ago, and a reluctance to put his hand in his pocket, it is the tendency to sign young continental talent "with potential".

In April, the officers' group sent a letter to members of Congress saying that the "military-style grooming standards and a blanket 'sports coat' dress policy," along with conspicuous boarding procedures, jeopardize the safety of air marshals.

Putin's gesture was captured on China's state TV, and the video took off on news sites and social media, even spawning a hashtag that roughly translates to "Putin Gives Peng Liyuan His Coat," Foreign Policy notes.

Democrats are going to keep increasing their share of the women's vote, because Republicans can try to sugar-coat their anti-woman policies all they want, but women voters are just not that stupid".

Gossip didn't care about his policies, it wanted to criticise his coat.

A stylish woman's coat, with a faux-fur collar, said "Trump's Policies Create Carnage".

In their latest go-around, the Kids, each wearing a pink suit coat, poke fun at Mrs. Clinton's fashion (not to mention policy) choices.

Tells about the Time article in 1937, which created a controversy over the "all-wool policy, and the first appearance of a camel's hair coat".

For the special on educational policy, the correspondent John Merrow dressed up in a fedora and trench coat in a parody of film noir.

The Northern European countries ran an economic policy aiming at sound financial management, low inflation and cut the coat according to the cloth.