found that 70% of car insurers and 33% of home insurers now charge for policy alterations such as changing an address or marital status.
Due to the existence of multiple stakeholders with conflicting goals and policies, alterations to the existing Internet architecture are now limited to simple incremental updates; deployment of any new, radically different technology is next to impossible.
The Times's policy prohibits alteration of news photographs except in the cases of collages, montages or fanciful contrived situations that are unmistakable to readers, and with explicit acknowledgment in a caption or credit.
Fiscal policy - alterations in tax and spending plans to influence the economic cycle - used once upon a time to be a staple feature of US economic textbooks.
This paper presents a system dynamics simulation for the assessment of healthcare transformation policies involving alterations to patient pathways and service levels.
85 As more countries relax drug policies, police altercations with PWID and NSI risks will most likely increase in the absence of appropriate police training like we propose.
Also, unlike regular glossies, Slink has a "strong policy on body alteration".
He added that even if the letter writer is permitted to use the space, she should make sure that she complies with the building's alteration policy.
When your lawyer does due diligence, he should ask the managing agent about all those case-by-cases in this building, on this line, on this floor — like is there something that will restrict a riser?" Aspiring renovators should check the building's alteration policy.
