Sentence examples for forgiveness policy from inspiring English sources

The university has a forgiveness policy under which students can repeat up to four different courses in which they earned a C, D or F and have the grade removed from their GPA.

The advantage of deciphering the economic hieroglyphics is that in some cases the overall cost of the surcharge may not be that much more than the accident forgiveness policy itself.

However, when the insurance company says that an accident forgiveness policy means that they will ignore any future accidents when it comes time for premium calculations, that's literally all it means.

Nothing inflates your premiums more than speeding tickets and accidents, unless you have an accident forgiveness policy.

Mr. Obama has tried to do this by tying repayment and forgiveness policies to post-graduation income, but the system could be improved.

If you're on good terms with each other, you may get preferable interest rates and forgiveness policies in the event of minor mistakes.

This isn't a plea for forgiveness for policy," she pauses.

It is suffering from an economic catastrophe now and will continue to suffer from an economic catastrophe if it stays in the euro without generous debt forgiveness and policies that facilitate, rather than impede, growth.

The only conceivable way to solve some – if not all – of the design flaws in the euro is for a strategy that involves debt forgiveness, expansionary policies in the countries – such as Germany – that can afford it, a large-scale quantitative easing programme from the European Central Bank and much more aggressive attempts to rid the banks of their toxic assets.

The Trump administration, meanwhile, has proposed making college even more expensive by slashing student aid and rolling back loan forgiveness programs – policies that will drive up the student debt burden for all students, and could potentially widen the gender debt gap further in the coming years.

After eight years of "bring it on" foreign policy, forgiveness for the U.S. around the world is perilously low.