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(Salon) Anti-Family-Friendly Backlash Since introducing a policy of charging people to sit next to each other, the airlines have faced charges of being anti-family.

And now it is introducing a policy of "pay to stay" for social tenants, supposedly to force high earners to pay market rents.

The company said it was introducing a policy of covering as much as $50,000 in losses or damage because of vandalism or theft for those who renting out their homes through the service.

Cities like Hangzhou are introducing a policy of "homes waiting for people," so that officials and developers can immediately resettle the displaced in affordable housing, regardless of outstanding disputes.

He said that beginning Aug. 15, the company was introducing a policy of covering as much as $50,000 in losses or damage due to vandalism or theft for those who rent out their homes using the service.

India's success in 1983 democratised cricket in two ways - by introducing a policy of rotating venues and giving other teams the confidence to aspire for victory.

So there was dismay when an energetic new commander of the traffic police introduced a policy of zero tolerance late last year.

In the spring of 1981, police in Brixton introduced a policy of stop and search which they named Operation Swamp.

The Italians have also introduced a policy of returning boatloads of migrants to Libya before any can claim asylum.

It has introduced a policy of paying families to foster – though sometimes they pocket the cash and abandon the children.

His zoo recently introduced a policy of not naming animals, and has begun to list euthanizations in annual reports.