Sentence examples for policy of some from inspiring English sources

Another problem for a few condominiums arises from the leasing policy of some investor-owners.

The basic rule is that you must have an interest in a with-profits policy of some sort.

In carrying the more explicit programming, AT&T seems to be diverging from the policy of some local cable providers.

A survey conducted by the FTC shows that, although 88% of websites now display a privacy policy of some sort, their quality leaves much to be desired.

It is now the policy of some leading sandwich shops and convenience stores (the highest-profile being Pret a Manger) to donate a certain amount of their unsold stock to homeless charities.

What sense does it make for Britain to give up its nuclear deterrent, which is the policy of some parties, while at the same time Iran and North Korea are gaining theirs?

The United States is diverging from the policies of some other countries.

But isn't the poverty that engenders these catastrophes structural – and created directly by the policies of some western governments?

And the Europeans have long complained that the buy-American policies of some state governments have shut their companies out of important markets.

Mr. Abrams has left a mark on the housing policies of some 21 nations, getting results under the most adverse conditions.

The Reserve Bank of Australia says the policies of some Asian countries that peg their currencies to the United States dollar have steepened the Australian dollar's rise.