Sentence examples for one-time policy from inspiring English sources

He continued: "That's OK, but the colour of my skin is wrong?" Branagh's decision to cast non-white actors as citizens of Asgard stands in apparent opposition to a one-time policy on Peter Jackson's forthcoming Lord of the Rings prequel, The Hobbit.

The report also distinguishes between "national organizations that might parachute into local communities for one-time policy campaigns versus authentic, local organizations that not only work on those same short-term campaigns but, just as importantly, build long-term leadership and capacity in the community to amplify change in the future".

Mr. Sharpton's rebuke came after Dr. Dean had taken objection to having his name mentioned by Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri as a one-time policy ally of Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker.

At best it was reduced to Sima Tan's assessment: "a one-time policy that could not be constantly applied".

By being able to consider all the necessary goals of a 21st Century curriculum at one time, policy makers, curriculum designers, teachers, and parents can more effectively make decisions about the future of education.

Most of the existing literature focuses on short-run impacts of one-time Medicare policy changes.

The need for the actor's understanding of specific elements of the policy is reflected in the stakeholders' understanding of the one-time premium policy in Ghana which led to several misinterpretations [ 23].

AT Housing and local government policies While committed to reforming local taxation and introducing "fairer local taxes based on ability to pay", the party has pulled back from its one-time flagship policy of a local income tax to replace the council tax and now says it will invite councils to pilot a local income tax in a few areas.

Our analyses estimate that one-time screen policies would improve life expectancy by approximately 0.10 years.

Seeking a quote for short-term medical coverage for a married couple living in Connecticut and their three children took all of 20 seconds and resulted in a one-time, three-month policy from Hartford that cost just $434.51 if they prepaid the premium.

This paper critically examines the issue of how to cover those outside the formal sector through the lens of stakeholder views on the proposed one-time premium payment (OTPP) policy in Ghana.