Sentence examples for policy for which from inspiring English sources

The policy for which Mr. Gavett tried to file a claim is worth $200,000, he added.

Logically, this federalization should be completed with a common foreign and security policy, for which the current treaty provides sufficient authority.

One of her aims is to get the Union thinking about whether it needs a "common energy policy", for which the treaties do not as yet provide.

He signalled there would be no rush to join the euro, a policy for which enthusiasm has waned in business circles.

The government is adamant that it remains committed to the dollar peg, a policy for which Mr Cavallo was responsible during an earlier term as economy minister.

The Mets' head trainer, Fred Hina, citing a new policy for which he gave no explanation, said he could no longer speak to the news media.

At home, ministers denounce and disown the policies for which they themselves have voted in Brussels.

All three are special cases of the class of policies for which we show stability.

Central to a lot of it was the economic boom that funded the policies for which Kirchner is most beloved.

He said: "With remarkable speed, we are being committed to radical, long-term policies for which no one voted".

This allows the insurance industry to feed on our fears, selling us policies for which there is no rational basis.