Sentence examples for policy permitted from inspiring English sources

The really interesting question is why monetary policy permitted the inflation.

The shogunate, notwithstanding its isolationist policy, permitted trade with the Dutch, who conveyed modern Western sciences and arts to Japan.

Corporal Oleski, who was killed in Afghanistan, was the third war casualty whose return to Dover has been covered by the news media since a shift in policy permitted it, with the family's approval.

Until recently, an old museum policy permitted only artists who lived and worked in Latin America to be exhibited.

I started visiting Cuba a decade ago, when a Clinton-era "people-to-people" policy permitted even commercial tour operators to send groups if they could be dressed with the fig leaf of "cultural exchange" or some such.

"Our flexible rebooking policy permits changes to flight dates free of charge, but not refunds at this time," the airline stated.

Under such conditions, the ocean marine policy permits the insured to abandon the damaged ship or cargo to the insurer and make a claim for the entire value.

Ms. Ayala said that Starwood policy permits hotels to look at the competition and charge guests either 85 cents, $1 or $1.25 for connecting to "800" numbers.

When some parents challenged a school district policy permitting the wearing of kirpans under certain conditions, Sikhs and the Fremont police worked out an agreement.

Some critics said they were most troubled by the fact that the policy permits officials to monitor communications without getting prior approval from a judge.

In 1970, three years before Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that made abortion legal, the Department of Defense quietly adopted a policy permitting military hospitals to provide "therapeutic" abortions, regardless of the laws of the states they were in.