Sentence examples for policy which kicks from inspiring English sources

Next he gathered friends to research honor codes and devise one of their own, to supplement the existing academic integrity policy, which kicks in only on the rare occasion a cheater is caught.

Get an umbrella policy, which kicks in where your auto and home policies end.

The number of children separated from their parents as a result of the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy, which kicked off last month, had surpassed 2,300 as of June 9, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said Tuesday.

Tuesday's choppiness was also attributable to the Federal Reserve's two-day monetary policy meeting, which kicked off in Washington.

A field integral of 0.1 Tm was achieved, which kicks the 3.09 GeV/c muon beam by about 10 mrad.

Deciding which kicks to bring on tour.

Remember Broadcast.com, which kicked off the Mark Cuban Era?

The boon of inheriting a Conservative party so out of tune with modern Britain has been that simply declaring an interest in the environment, poverty, democracy, Africa or gender is enough to generate positive early headlines, while setting up policy commissions which handily kick all substantive decisions into touch for 18 months.

But all you other globetrotting exotic animal lovers are fucked: Southwest just released its new animal policy changes, which will kick in September 17 and ban any "emotional support animals" that aren't dogs or cats.

"Pro-poor policies", which boost economic aspirations, might also be an effective way of kick starting economic growth in third-world countries.

In the current circumstances, where these same MPs are responsible for policies which have led to pay freezes and a fall in living standards, an 11% rise would be a kick in the teeth for the millions of workers who are the victims of their policies.