Sentence examples for policies up from inspiring English sources

When Lady Mosley was questioned, she admitted she agreed with Nazi policies up to a point.

A poll by Datafolha, a research firm, published in September found that 30% are sceptical about state intervention and tax-and-spend policies, up from 26% a year earlier.

But there are some instances when splitting the policies up is the better option – if, say, you have never claimed on a building policy but have claimed heavily on contents.

Democrats have begun to remind Americans of what is at stake in repealing health care: popular provisions like the elimination of lifetime coverage limits, insurance under parents' policies up to age 26, and coverage for pre-existing conditions.

In general, insurers will be required to offer coverage to children with pre-existing conditions; will have to allow many young adults to stay on their parents' policies up to age 26; cannot impose lifetime limits on coverage of "essential health benefits"; and cannot charge co-payments for recommended preventive services.

KEEPING POLICIES UP TO DATE Any improvements made to a home — from adding a new bathroom to building out a deck — is a reason to call your insurance agent; so is redecorating the interior or purchasing kayaks and new bikes for the family.

While it's important that Facebook users keep their knowledge of the social network's privacy policies up-to-date, it would appear that many aren't combing through the policies or aren't taking advantage of available privacy settings.

George Osborne has panicked and is making policy up on the hoof.

(Mr. Sisson): Our organization actually has a policy up on our Web site called Cleaner Here and Now.

The amount you (or your employer) can put into the account is equal to the deductible on the insurance policy, up to a ceiling.

In just a matter of months, the SNP administration at Holyrood hopes to have its minimum booze price policy up and running.