Sentence examples for policy rise from inspiring English sources

Perhaps these events will make strategic trade and industrial policy rise again.

Some think the travel ban cases — which touch on important issues of presidential power, religious discrimination and immigration policy — rise to the same level of public interest and deserve just as much openness from the courts.

The cost of a policy rose just 3 percent, to an average of $13,770.

Between 1994 and 2009, the average quoted premium for a contents policy rose by less than 1 per cent while buildings insurance climbed by less than 8 per cent.

Public approval for his handling of foreign policy rose from 54% in February to 61% at the end of March, according to Gallup.

"My greatest fear is that if insurance fraud such as whiplash injury claims isn't brought under control and quickly, we will see a repeat of the spiralling premiums of 2010 and 2011 when the cost of the average policy rose by over 40 per cent in just 12 months".

In contrast to previous theoretical work, this empirical analysis also shows that the cost of a fair policy, relative to a differentiated policy, need not increase as the number of agents affected by a policy rises.

All the other downers pressure on prices, indictments for alleged misdeeds of the past, writeoffs, ferocious assaults by class-action lawyers, corporate governance scandals, uncertain monetary policy, rising state taxes are already factored into today's crummy prices.

Inflation caught up with previous Fed policy, rising to 14percentt in June 1977.

Tătărescu's own alliance policy rose the anger of his opponents inside the PNL, as he signed collaboration agreements with the fascist Romanian Front and German Party.

But the question is whether the scale, scope, and ambition of our solar policy rises to the level of the president's language.