Sentence examples for owe policy from inspiring English sources

Other homeowners and insurance adjusters say Mr. McDonald's situation is part of a regionwide pattern in which insurance companies have tried to reduce the amount they owe policy owners, often by shifting the costs to the taxpayer-supported flood insurance program.

Interviews with TPV refugees revealed that they felt socially isolated owing to policy restrictions on reuniting with family members, and the structural barriers that prevented them from fully participating in society (e.g. not being able to access government-funded English tuition).

Most whites are prepared to accept that African-Americans are owed compensatory policies, but not prepared to accept a politics of collective guilt.

Another scholar argues that Mr Lee's policies owe less to Confucianism than to the rival Chinese tradition of "legalism".

High house prices, which owe much to policies promoted by Margaret Thatcher's government, pervert the promises of Thatcherism.

Under the new healthcare law, employers with more than 49 people who do not offer a generous health insurance policy will owe the government $2,000 per worker per year.

Anyone who has invested time and money in a life insurance policy owes it to themselves and their beneficiaries to help ensure their death benefits are paid out on time.

(Should Penney indeed stiff its borrowers, the seller of the policy would owe 100% of the principal, less the market value of the loan after default).

And if the predicted new jobs are not in traditional fields, policy-makers owe it to young scientists to fund training programs to help prepare them for--and inform them about--alternatives.

This anomalous policy owed its durability to Florida politics.

But its economic resilience owes more to policy than to serendipity.