Sentence examples for policy rose from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

"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".

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.

China's annual consumer inflation moderated to 3.4 percent in April from 3.6 percent in March, while food prices — which are of greatest concern to China's people and policy makers — rose 7 percent, compared with 7.5 percent in March.

You can't drive policy looking through a rose-tinted rear-view mirror.

For example: Suppose if your government has made unfair policies you can send a rose and ask everyone to send one rose to the government.

Rose Longhurst, funding policy adviser at NGO development membership agency Bond, acknowledges that this can be an issue.

An NUJ motion was passed unanimously by the BBC's union representatives at a meeting on Wednesday, expressing its "disappointment and anger that the principles of the BBC's Respect at Work policy, as recommended by Dinah Rose QC, are not being adhered to" and had been diluted to "Support at Work".

"Our privacy policy is very clear," Mr. Rosing said.