Sentence examples for policies end from inspiring English sources

But mostly such policies end up subsidising well-connected industries and products.

About 40,000 people have received letters informing them that their policies end in January, he said, but the bulk of people tend to renew later in the year.

A piece of legislation which tries to kill two birds with one stone may end up missing both, and it will not look good for either jobs policies or green policies when green jobs policies end up backfiring.

Over half of the people who buy these policies end up cashing them in, which is disastrous for their rates of return, but a windfall for the insurance companies.

If none of these policies end in disaster, and some of them even work, his ability to compromise for the good of the country will be seen as strength not weakness – in keeping with the British way of life.

But insurers are quick to point out that every company is paying claims on people in their 20s who will be on disability until their policies end, usually at 65. Andy Sullivan, senior vice president for disability and small market business operations at Prudential, said most people went back to work in two years.

These policies ended up magnifying income inequality, which was already rising for other reasons.

Fulk's policies ended the pursuit of expansion and resulted in a stabilization of the frontiers of the Crusader states.

The days of free terrorism coverage, which had been included in commercial policies, ended with the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon last year.

The Mail on Sunday said highly sensitive information including customers' earnings, savings, mortgages, health issues and insurance policies ended up in the hands of unscrupulous brokers.

Thatcher's economic policies ended Great Britain's long period of relatively full employment and promptly triggered a severe recession.