Sentence examples for held policies from inspiring English sources

One of Israel's most firmly held policies has always been that as a small Jewish state, it can never appear weak and must never shy away from hitting its enemies, no matter how politically inopportune this may be.

The Bank of Japan, which wrapped up a policy meeting on Tuesday, held policy steady.

The Chinese Web was a laboratory for a new era of black political humor, and it did not require him to pretend that he held policy prescriptions.

"Advanced nuclear energy systems could offer a range of benefits in terms of broadly held policy goals with respect to safety, cost, security, etc.," the panel said.

The search involved a great deal of Web surfing and a large number of informational interviews with scientists and some nonscientists who held policy and administration positions in biomedical research.

In doing so they are challenging a long held policy objective subscribed to by many nations including the United States.

She also held policy director and senior policy adviser positions at The Nature Conservancy and the Center for Clean Air Policy and was a professor of international and environmental policy at the Johns Hopkins University Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, or SAIS.

Providing one is cheap insurance, though, given some companies' "hold" policies on promised vehicles.

Anyone who holds policies on mortgage debt would receive 25 cents on the dollar in cash on the claims and a note for the rest -- payable in 2020.

New documents reveal that the intelligence agencies hold policies for spying on confidential communications between lawyers and their clients.

Some store owners have strict no holds policies.