Sentence examples for policy of choice from inspiring English sources

The metal has become the insurance policy of choice for many sophisticated investors.

This has been the knee-jerk migration policy of choice in Europe over the past 15 years.

I think it was part of a quiet re-balancing of power towards the citizen, and a default policy of choice for adult social care.

This seems to be the policy of choice for a number of other central banks including the Bank of Japan, and even the ECB can see the benefits of a lower currency.

How did cap and trade, hatched as an academic theory in obscure economic journals half a century ago, become the policy of choice in the debate over how to slow the heating of the planet?

On Tuesday, the policy of choice was school openings, the flip side of closing schools: Mr. Bloomberg announced that 78 new schools would open in the next academic year, even though some of those lining up to fill his seat have displayed a less than zestful embrace of such policies.

The coming weeks could go a long way toward determining his capacity as a leader to bring the country along with him on policies of choice.

In short, yet again inflamed radical Sunni jihadi groups will become the policy tool of choice in the region.

Cap-and-trade was again the policy instrument of choice in order to keep costs down and achieve the rapid reductions at minimum economic pain.

The solution would be to have the policy of "active choice" - every ISP subscriber should be faced with a choice.

Meantime the NHS has also introduced a policy of patient choice of hospital.