Sentence examples similar to placed a policy from inspiring English sources

That entitled her mortgage servicer, CitiMortgage, to force-placed a policy on her house, but it chose one that cost three times as much as the policy she had let lapse.

Even so, the disclosure usually contains few details to illustrate when it is in a broker's interest to place a policy with one insurer rather than another.

"We have in place a policy that has not worked in 40 years.

The ruling leaves in place a policy that is as cautious a form of affirmative action as one may find in higher education.

The website says: "The trust has in place a policy of obtaining patient consent either verbally or in writing before using email as a method of communication.

Gulliver said that HSBC is the first major bank to put in place a policy framework for logging and timber and promised it was not mere "lip service".

He recently quoted Mrs Merkel as saying that Germany was about to put in place a policy of expelling gypsies just like France's, which drew a sharp denial from the chancellery.

"I cannot escape being troubled by the fact that we have in place a policy which forces young men and women to lie about who they are in order to defend their fellow citizens," he told the Senate last month.

While these facilities serve a great need for the elderly, New York State does not yet have in place a policy that would ensure a secure and safe home for these residents without further disruption.

The president stepped forward and put in place a policy, basically, that said we will support the establishment of two states, first president ever to say we'll establish and support a Palestinian state next door to Israelis.

"I'm not going to put in place a policy which encourages children to get on boats because when children get on boats, they die on boats and I don't think that's a very good humanitarian outcome".