Sentence examples for policy attached from inspiring English sources

The letter referred to a loan he had taken out seven years ago and invited him to contact them if he had concerns about the PPI policy attached.

Eric Besson, a junior minister for public policy attached to Mr Fillon's office, acted as Ms Royal's chief economic adviser earlier in her campaign.

While the ad has a patina of policy attached to it — and therefore can be defended by Trumpworld as suggesting she isn't tough enough to stand up to world leaders — what's really going on here is far clearer: Clinton is sick, the ad suggests, and she just can't do the job.

You may also have an income-protection insurance policy attached to your superannuation, or retirement fund.

Many have expressed concern over the lack of policy attached to this new technology.

However, some policies attached to budget bills can be passed by a simple majority of 51, using a parliamentary wheeze known as reconciliation.

Throughout Europe, its leaders have sweated to shed the legacy of Nazi genocide against the Jews and to remove the stigma that anti-Jewish policies attached to fascism in all its varieties.

It began long before he came to power, largely through the structural adjustment policies attached as conditionalities to IMF and World Bank loans, and via the set of trade rules enforced by the WTO.

He could pass what is known as a "clean C.R.," or continuing resolution, a simple law funding the government with no extraneous policies attached — which means no anti-Obamacare riders.

As a result, more than 80 additional institutions have adopted test-optional or test flexible policies (attached), and the ACT overtook the SAT as the nation's most popular exam for colleges which still require a test.

The ability to enforce usage policies attached to data in a fine grained manner requires that the system be able to trace and control the flow of information within it.