"policy requirement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to refer to something that is required according to a particular policy. For example, "The company's policy requirement states that all employees must wear a face mask during work hours."
That is now a policy requirement, he said.
Glasspool argues that these homes were already being delivered by other housing associations, under the standard 35% policy requirement, so they would have happened anyway.
The company cut premiums by 15 per cent on 1 November, but say it is a policy requirement to wear a helmet and "skiers who do not wear a helmet will risk invalidating their policy".
Of the state's six major university systems, half — Texas Tech, the University of Houston and Texas State University — apply the policy requirement systemwide, but all of the other three have at least one institution that subscribes to the practice.
"They would like to be free to engage in this important discussion," Mr. Bowker said of his clients, "and to be unfettered by a policy requirement that demands fealty to the government's viewpoint".
This is for two reasons: firstly, there are no facilities, such as children's play equipment, within the podium garden to benefit from; and secondly, the corporation of London residents still benefit from a very large amount of their own communal space, which is more than three times the minimum policy requirement.
However, critics say insurance companies rarely explain policy requirements in common English.
They are often bureaucratic documents meant to meet policy requirements, not to work in the real world, he added.
A new credit line, with additional policy requirements for economies with "moderate vulnerabilities" was also created.Mr.Mr
Re "Africa: Aid or Harm?" (column, March 28), by Thomas L. Friedman: While offering meager trade benefits, the African growth and opportunity bill imposes harmful policy requirements on African countries.
Meanwhile, areas with local plans that predate the NPPF are vulnerable because they do not accord with most recent policy requirements that local areas meet housing needs.
