Sentence examples for permanent policies from inspiring English sources

Still, view with skepticism broker pitches of permanent policies as great tax-deferred investments.

Permanent policies tend to make the most sense for those whose assets will be subject to federal and/or state estate taxes when they die or who want to generate cash at their deaths for example, so a family business can go to one child and cash to another.

Term policies convey interest in avoiding fatal accidents, while permanent policies (variable and whole life insurance) imply interest in longevity.

Should the government have a permanent policy of running large budget deficits?

That process will be followed by a more detailed permanent policy next spring.

This augured permanent policy tussling -- "creative tension" -- at the top of the new leadership.

But critics of a permanent policy said that the new law was far too generous.

After that, the town will study capacity issues and the cost to taxpayers before deciding on a permanent policy.

Originally intended as a temporary policy for time-limited administrative detention, it has since been converted to a permanent policy involving indefinite detention.

Mr. Noda said Friday that Japan's intervention was intended primarily to moderate volatility in exchange rates and not as a large-scale, permanent policy.

The question, however, will be who is able and willing to swim in this new bath of transparent information and who has enough time to spend on permanent policy steaming.