Sentence examples for pick a policy from inspiring English sources

The early, very public disagreements could put factions in the Republican Party at odds with one another, leaving Mr. Bush to pick a policy and risk alienating some faction, and possibly allies overseas.

If you plan to offer disability insurance, pick a policy that covers at least 60% of an employee's salary, says Friedrich.

If you're going to offer disability insurance, pick a policy that covers at least 60% of an employee's salary, says Jodi Baldner, director of marketing for Principal Financial's specialty benefits division.

Picking a Policy If you're grossing less than $3 million, you will most likely end up with a business owners policy, known as a B.O.P., which bundles business policies and lets you add additional pieces as necessary.

Last week, Thoma wrote that Obama needs to pick a monetary policy expert to fill at least one of the three vacancies.

While coalition groups like Stop The War or Stand Up to Racism unite various campaigns under a broader goal, single-issue campaigns pick a single policy or issue and hone in on it.

According to Moneyfacts this week, for a monthly premium of £5.94 a 35-year-old non-smoking woman could pick up a policy offering £100,000 of cover for 20 years.

He hand picked a foreign policy team composed of Republican stay behinds, celebrities like Hillary who is neither loyal to him nor provides substantial experience in foreign affairs (apart from eluding a hail of sniper fire at the Tuzla airport in 1995), and pale technocrats.

At his first full press conference after once again becoming prime minister, Kevin Rudd managed to pick a fight on asylum policy with the Coalition and on carbon pricing with the Greens.

As was explored here before, one question is, "When coal flows between countries, who 'owns' the CO2?" It is findings like these that cause me to take a different stance on climate progress than Joe Romm, who demands that anyone seriously engaged in assessing climate policy pick a number — either for a safe target for stabilization of carbon dioxide concentrations or temperature rise.

For next months book club, why not pick a book on energy policy, prison reform or the conflict in Syria?