Sentence examples for policy sent from inspiring English sources

The Kuwaitis, normally staunch in their support of American policy, sent only an under-secretary for finance.

This policy sent a clear message to both students and parents that "attendance matters," and it should be reinstated.

The group, comprised of doctors and experts on public health and public policy, sent the survey to 149 school districts.

Yet a copy of Mrs. Derks's policy, sent to the Wheelers by Conseco in 2004 and reviewed by The Times, mentions no requirement for proof of illness.

In 1973, this policy sent a thirteen-year-old black girl named Shirley Wilder to reform school, because no charitable agency would take her in.

The man, who is paying £74 a month into his policy, sent us a copy of his last statement from November 2003.

A 72% vote against a pay policy sends a suitably robust message.

Its no-reservations policy sends the message that the restaurant's convenience is more important than that of its patrons.

Whether or not one agrees with that policy, sending a message to Saddam Hussein is now America's highest priority.

The darkest scenario that investors panic at the Fed's loose policy, sending the dollar into free-fall is becoming worryingly plausible.

(That prompted a Twitter response from Owens suggesting that Harrison, who once was suspended for violating the league's performance-enhancing-drug policy, send Owens some steroids. Ouch).