Sentence examples for policy fits from inspiring English sources

The new policy fits in with Netflix's existing time off policy.

So when we're arguing about politics, we should be aware of how policy fits into the larger scheme of cultural and social influences.

If it so happens that some international policy fits in with the national policy of the country, then that nation uses brave language about international betterment.

Average Medigap policies cost $100 to $125 a month and consumers should make sure the policy fits their needs before buying, Mr. Rodko said.

Finding a profit motive in social policy fits well with the politically conservative views of the researchers engaged in this supermarket manipulation: two Republican-leaning academics at New Mexico State University in Las Cruces.

With respect to the FTAA, he says, "We will reward good performers, and while we want to bring on others in the region, we won't wait for ever".The administration's multi-pronged trade policy fits well with this reluctance to curry favour with other countries.

"It is clear we need a migration policy fit for the 21st century.

That could prompt yet another shakeup to make that key area of policy fit for purpose.

Today, he argues, the country needs a policy fit for a world in which people move often for work.

At the Agriculture Department, Catherine Woteki, the agency's chief scientist, said the new policy fit in with efforts to make agriculture data like plant genomes more widely available.

Even if the judge, George B. Daniels of Federal District Court in Manhattan, rules against the city, it is unclear how soon a new policy fitting the requirements of the disabilities act could be created.