Sentence examples for policy due to from inspiring English sources

It would be impossible for Australia's wealthiest citizens to pay less tax than teachers, nurses or shop assistants, under a tax policy due to be released by the Australian Greens.

The policy, due to come into effect on 1 December 2015, will see a salt shaker icon next to menu items containing more than an adult's daily allowance of sodium.

Mauricio Claver-Carone is right that U.S. policymakers are often boxed in on China policy due to larger U.S. economic and global foreign policy interests ("Freedom first or business first?" Views, July 2).

A new policy, due to be discussed by Congress on April 29th (see article), aims to help the continent escape from dependency on aid and transform it into a competitive producer through trade and private investment.

A change in lending policy, due to new management or an economic downturn, could lead to the sudden withdrawal of credit.Nowadays companies have many more options when it comes to raising money.

A study by the Australian National University's Centre for Climate Economics and Policy, due to be submitted for peer review, links it to a 0.8 per cent drop in emissions in 2013.

Other companies are said to be tightening up their policies due to an increase in complaints as more people travel.

Even were he elected, Ed Miliband would struggle to offer a progressive alternative to austerity policies due to the need to address the political concerns of middle England.

The insurer will also temporarily stop offering car insurance quotes on 18 November to new customers for policies due to start after 18 December 2012.

He said the "policies due to be unveiled will cumulatively be a big story of national transformation – big change without big money".

In one of his central policies due to be unveiled in his closing speech, Cameron will say: "For years politicians have been talking about building what they call affordable homes but the phrase was deceptive.