Sentence examples for policy tip from inspiring English sources

It does not say how much it is paying Danforth for his counsel, but it can have this policy tip for nothing: Don't destroy documents related to a scandal that led to a bankruptcy that wiped out $70 billion in shareholder value.

They are also seeking to score points with Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore by stumping for them around the country, dispensing unsolicited political and policy tips and seizing every opportunity to say flattering things about their party's standard bearer.

This has not much endeared him to his party chiefs, who do not look to take foreign policy tips from backbenchers, especially one critical of the government's actual intervention in Libya and mooted one in Syria.That augurs well for the trenchant examination of defence policy that this government, which has cut the defence budget hard, deserves.

These kinds of policies tip the scales even farther in favor of the rich executives of big business.

The Swedish Vision Zero and Dutch Sustainable Safety policies tipped the balance toward safety over mobility.

"Nevertheless, my policy is tip $2 for each way".

According to the opinion, Starbucks' written policy on tips lets baristas and shift supervisors, who are typically part-time hourly workers, handle and receive tip box proceeds.

Government policy shapes tipping etiquette in the U.K.: National law guarantees the national minimum wage and prohibits employers from using tips to bump up their employees' pay to minimum income, according to TripAdvisor.

The wrong policies can tip families living an already precarious existence over the edge.

At the heart of Hughie Stover's conviction was his insistence that Massey had no policy of tipping off underground foremen when federal regulators arrived for surprise inspections.

Tom Doyle, the president of the Sanitation Department's Emerald Society, a fraternal group for sanitation workers, said the department has a strict policy "that tips of any kind are not to be given or accepted".