Sentence examples for policy which provides from inspiring English sources

We searched for the cheapest policy which provides at least £2m (Europe) or £5m (worldwide) medical expenses cover, £3,000 cancellation cover and £1,500 baggage cover.

The submerged state lurks most massively in tax policy, which provides huge benefits, but ones that are largely invisible to their recipients.

There are, in any case, existing means by which low-impact social housing can be built under the rural exceptions policy, which provides for building outside normal planning boundaries.

"That's one reason why the first preference of any officer or director, present or former, is to go directly to the insurance policy, which provides for payment of defense costs," he said.

You might be able to lower your costs further by picking up an umbrella policy, which provides additional liability coverage, said Steve Podnos, a financial planner in Merritt Island, Fla.

The local cluster stores the data in a "best protection possible" policy which provides, at a minimum, guaranteed protection against the loss of any two disks or any one node.

The second project analyzes the consequences of a U.S. government policy which provided electricity to many households in the early 20th century.

Describing the hiring of private staff as an "increasingly expensive" policy which provided "only a short term solution" to recruitment problems, it said spending on locum doctors had also increased by 22 per cent and now costs the NHS almost £107.5m.

The new national government coalition, which involved a new environmental minister, Prof. Jacqueline Cramer, adopted the initiative in its new national climate policy, which provided a new local climate policy support scheme (for Local Climate Change Initiatives, abbreviated as 'SLOK').

The study exploits China's Huai River policy, which provided free coal to power boilers for winter heating to people living north of the river and provided almost no resources toward heating south of the river.

The effect of tariff design on revenue generation and equity measures is considered, and the combination of energy pricing and compensatory social policies which provides the best mix of efficiency and protection for poor households is examined.