Sentence examples for policy extending from inspiring English sources

And in our manifesto, we announced a breakthrough policy: extending the Right to Buy to housing association tenants.

Brandon discovers that the military has invoked its stop-loss policy, extending his contract and requiring him to go back to Iraq for another tour.

There were plenty of good ideas, from the suggestion that there should be another In Battalions report to reminders that we need long-term thinking about a coherent arts policy extending 20 years or more, and ideas around working collectively and changing the language of arts funding.

Ron Mysliwiec thought his son would be home for good next year, but now, after the announcement of a new Army policy extending the active duty of some soldiers in units destined for Iraq or Afghanistan, he is not so sure.

If John is in similar health, his options are to continue the AG policy, replace it with a 15-year policy having annual premiums of $1,720, or switch to another 20-year term policy, extending his coverage for five years at an annual premium of $2,200.

And to encourage more women to apply for faculty positions, Princeton also has a policy extending tenure-track positions by an extra year following the birth or adoption of a child an approach now popular with other universities across the United States.

Currently the refund policy extends to one-way tickets.

"The horizon for monetary policy extends out to two to three years.

Those restrictions, by law and by policy, extend to expressing political opinions, a bar meant to keep the military independent of partisan maneuvering in national security matters.

But whenever discussion got more specific, Fed officials insisted that monetary policy extended to many if not most of the Fed's emergency credit programs.

He's proud of the schools he has helped set up and would like to see the free school policy extended to other parts of the UK.