Sentence examples for policy enabling from inspiring English sources

Lumoid also has a fairly liberal rent-to-own policy, enabling customers to pay over time to purchase the equipment if they want to keep it.

In July 2007, the New Zealand government introduced a policy enabling 20 hours a week free, early childhood education for three and four year olds in teacher-led centres.

It knocks down the wall between labor policy and innovation policy, enabling governments to co-invest in innovation-for-jobs ecosystems that disrupt unemployment, giving people good jobs instead of welfare.

The second policy, The Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA), is technically a universally applicable policy enabling people to care for a family member in need, including all parents who choose to spend a few weeks of unpaid leave with a newborn child.

The country's flag carrier, Icelandair, has an established policy enabling its passengers to take advantage of this convenient locale, offering free stopovers of up to seven nights in its hub city of Reykjavik.

We performed a further modification to the data management policy enabling data instances association to samples as well as patients.

(U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement claims that its policy enables family unity, although adult men are detained separately).

In other words, this one Eurosceptic policy enabled him to pursue others that are liberal and sensible.

The change in policy enabled the company to book $89 million in unsettled claims as revenue in 1998, compared to a "de minimis" figure in previous years, Mr. Foshee said.

The EU common agriculture policy enables, if not compels, EU farmers to dump their excess but cheap farm produce on African markets, thus forcing African farmers to sell their products at a loss or leave the market altogether.

A shift in policy enables him to attend university in Guangzhou city, where he becomes politicised, partly as a result of reading his father's journals of the camps.