Sentence examples for policies by a from inspiring English sources

His remarks were the most vigorous defense of Britain's counterterrorism policies by a government official to date, including its monitoring of Internet and telephone communications.

Earlier this month AXA Sun Life said it was reducing the regular bonuses it paid on former AXA Equity & Law with-profits policies by a third.

But despite an unprecedented apology for Mr. Thaksin's iron-fisted policies by a military-installed prime minister, the insurgency has ground on.

Mr. Moëc of Deutsche Bank said low consumer demand, tight lending policies by a banking sector that is trying to shrink and corporate layoffs were are contributing to the decline.

At the same time, voters who were polled said that they approved of Mr. Bloomberg's policies by a 53 percent to 40 percent margin; one month ago, that ratio was essentially a tie, 46 to 44 percent.

Suburbanites prefer Republican to Democratic policies by a 15-point margin, according to Mark Penn, a Democratic pollster.But just as you imagine that the Republican Party's triumph is as inevitable as the onward march of McMansions and shopping malls, the picture clouds.

The company said the move would decrease payouts on its with-profits policies by an average of 7%.

In a brief work, Sir Edmund Andros, historian Henry Ferguson attested to the fact that the deliberation of certain policies by an assembly of legislators may have proven inefficient.

This counter is applied as a mandatory condition to all access policies by setting a policy like "(counter) AND (access policy)".

Voters are not impressed with the results, judging the Obama administration negatively on foreign policy by a 14-point margin.

A government study last year on views of the benefit cap found that voters support the policy by a margin of five to one.