Sentence examples for policy proceeds from inspiring English sources

Since environmental policy proceeds mostly by government fiat, consumers have endured higher prices for the products of firms that have borne needlessly high clean-up costs, and homeowners have paid higher property taxes to finance the vast sums spent by their towns on waste treatment and water purification.

Co. v Williams, 566 So 2d 1172 n9 [Miss 1990] ["An insured bargains for more than mere eventual monetary proceeds of a policy; insureds bargain for such intangibles as risk aversion, peace of mind, and certain and prompt payment of the policy proceeds upon submission of a valid claim"]); Ainsworth v Combined Ins.

The remaining property inside Milton's credit shelter trust will be distributed as well, and both the property and the policy proceeds will have a basis of zero.

One is Congress' stipulation that the amount of money received by families from the fund be reduced by insurance policy proceeds and other death benefits.

You'd probably put the policy into an irrevocable trust with your heirs as beneficiaries; correctly constructed, the trust would keep the policy proceeds out of your estate at death.

In this highly-stylized view policy proceeds through a set of stages from understanding the nature of the problem (agenda-setting), to exploring possible problem resolution options, weighing up costs and benefits, making a rational choice about best options (decision-making), and finally implementation, possibly followed by evaluation.

As the debate over detainees and Pentagon policy proceeded, senior Senate Democrats pressed the Bush administration Wednesday to lay out a detailed strategy for the war as Iraqis prepare to vote next week on a constitution.

Fortunately for the country, economic policy proceeded along this line.

Without a select and stable member of the government, the esteem of foreign powers will not only be forfeited by an unenlightened and variable policy, proceeding from the causes already mentioned; but the national councils will not possess that sensibility to the opinion of the world, which is perhaps not less necessary in order to merit, than it is to obtain, its respect and confidence.

The settlement money came from insurance proceeds resulting from policies the levee districts held on the levees.

First and foremost, my economic policies proceed from the premise enshrined in the Declaration of Independence, that "...all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness". That seminal idea is founded on the inherent and inviolable dignity of every human being.