Sentence examples for policy to send from inspiring English sources

Gates testified that Manafort then asked him to get a copy of an older insurance policy to send to the bank, and he did so.

The editors invited Mr. Alden — the director of the Renewing America initiative at the council, who previously helped run a council task force on trade and investment policy – to send along a more detailed version of his point.

In the interest of forgiveness, of retaining good men who had faltered, of keeping the problem secret, most bishops made it a policy to send wayward priests to residential facilities for evaluation and treatment.

The contributions during Monday's special caucus at the Balmain Town Hall were more questions than outright objections, and the policy to send all unauthorised boat arrivals to Papua New Guinea for processing and resettlement was endorsed.

Recognizing Taiwan as a "beacon of democracy in Asia," the act declares that it should be U.S. policy to send officials at all levels to Taiwan and allow high-level Taiwanese officials to visit their counterparts in Washington.

Their trip to the southern Balkans reflects a new English Chess Federation policy to send our best talents to major international events and so improve the national team's chances in the biennial 150-nation Olympiad, whose 2016 renewal takes place at Baku, Azerbaijan, in September.

Often the finder mails the entire unopened bottle back to Mr. Bennett, whose policy is to send a fly-fishing lure as a thank-you.

It compiled a list showing that most of the officials who shape public education policy prefer to send their own children to private schools.

Re-elected and now in government, the Liberal policy is to send women interstate for a surgical abortion, and that doesn't look to be changing.

China doesn't recognise North Korean refugees and its official policy is to send them back.

Mr Hague, who has also described the Assad regime as "doomed", said it remains British policy not to send arms to Syria.