Sentence examples for policy vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Under this policy, vulnerable people are brought directly to the country of asylum from foreign refugee camps or conflict zones, typically by air.

This is also relevant because before the introduction of this policy vulnerable and deprived populations were unable to easily access health care even though the suffered most from childhood malnutrition.

That left insurance policies vulnerable to the inflation that ripped through Europe before and after the second world war.

It would leave FCC policies vulnerable to piecemeal litigation and prolong uncertainty for many years to come.

Surging temperatures and risings seas already threaten to upend industries from real estate to agriculture to insurance, leaving coastal properties swamped, outdoor workers overheated, and policies vulnerable to catastrophic new risks.

Yet, in the absence of such protective and integrative policies vulnerable workers may suffer from further aggravation of their amount of work-related stress.

The different levels allow for the creation of universal policies, social policies targeting vulnerable and excluded groups and special protection policies for the restitution of rights for extremely vulnerable children.

Prizes used to promote a policy are vulnerable to political jiggery pokery, argues Lee Davis of the Copenhagen Business School.

By reassuming a substantial part of foreign exchange risk, the Euroland authorities have restored the possibility of a coherent economic policy, less vulnerable to external storms.

"Placing the health and economic [benefits] of climate policy on vulnerable populations second will stunt the state's prosperity".

It does more than make the war policy more vulnerable, it puts any war supporting politician in Washington in serious electoral peril.