Sentence examples similar to handy policy from inspiring English sources
She has a handy insurance policy: a five-by-seven photograph on her desk that shows her and two other women being embraced by Newt Gingrich.
The advertisements suggested subliminally that "Erectile Dysfunction (affectionately nicknamed ED) lurks in every bedroom and that every man needs to have his handy insurance policy".
This will come in handy for the policy report and for insurance purposes.
Stock-flow cohort modelling of the car fleet is a powerful and handy tool for policy analysis.
Stock-flow cohort modelling of the automobile fleet is a powerful and handy tool for policy analysis.
Those stashes have come in handy during tough policy negotiations.
As for Mr. Karzai's sartorial flair, his supporters say it is turning out to be a handy tool of public policy.
A handy book by an environmental policy specialist offers 51 easy ways, many of them money saving, that all of us can adopt to minimize the release of greenhouse gases.
The policy came in handy long before Glascom ever expected shed need it when, in 2002, she required back surgery, was laid up at home for ten months and, in the comfort of her own home, received $110 a day to cover an aide and an in-home hospital bed.
Every policy should have a handy calculator that gives you an idea of what your policy premium will look like.
Moreover, the working relationships forged on domestic policy would have come in handy in the war on terror.
