Sentence examples for policies called from inspiring English sources

Critics of secrecy policies called the change relatively modest.

Corker, a former builder who is a long-time critic of Bernanke's expansionary policies, called him "the biggest dove since World War Two".

Regulators need to strictly limit the purchase of these policies, called credit default swaps, to owners of the investments for which the insurance is intended.

Norman Siegel, the executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union and a frequent critic of Commissioner Safir's policies, called the move long overdue.

Some of those who have criticized the president's decision to turn sharply away from the Bush administration's detention policies called Colonel Pohl's decision encouraging.

Humphrey, who as Lyndon B. Johnson's vice president was heavily burdened by the latter's unpopular Vietnam policies, called for an end to the bombing of North Vietnam as "an acceptable risk for peace".

Insurance policies call these "additional living expenses".

She just unveiled a wide-ranging plan to coordinate the city's food policies, calling the mayor's policies "piecemeal".

Mr. Bush opposed both policies, calling them thinly disguised quota systems.

More practical anti-corruption policies call for cooperation in design and implementation across administrative areas.

Emerging federal policies call for more integrated use of engineered and natural infrastructure for mitigating coastal hazards.