Sentence examples for policy vary from inspiring English sources
The total fees associated with an onshore policy vary, but Mr. Waxman said that, as a guideline, "we try to make the total cost of the whole thing 100 basis points or less of the cash value" of the policy.
Moreover, prickly nations like France and Britain (though an increasingly co-operative pair abroad) will not, any time soon, allow themselves to be overridden in foreign matters by a combination of other EU members.Even the motives for a common foreign policy vary.
By the same token, robbing consumers of a rule's benefits may be more acceptable during a recession when unemployment costs may be higher.Just as fiscal and monetary policy vary according to the economic cycle, so perhaps should regulatory policy: lighter when unemployment is high, heavier when it is low.
Recent studies [6, 30, 44] have shown that requirements for innovation policy vary between industries.
Should optimal monetary policy vary across countries with different levels of financial development?
Showing how transport practices and attitudes to transport innovation policy vary with both demography and geography, we argue that these differences have implications for policy legitimacy.
Admission policy varied over time – at one point the hospital took only 200 babies a year, at another 4,000 – but from 1741 to 1760 16,282 babies entered the institution anonymously.
The specific policy varied from territory to territory, but in general, there was no Polish-language education at all.
We acknowledge though that the impact of BCBV policy varied among the 13 UK regions.
Strategies employed to influence policy varied both by the position of the institute, and according to the nature of the policy issue under discussion.
