Sentence examples for policy will start from inspiring English sources

The policy will start to be implemented next week and will apply to both Facebook and Instagram.

8: After no or very low inflation in the spring, the inflation being generated by government policy will start a lofty climb at the end of 2009.

The new policy will start with about 152,000 New Yorkers who have, or once had, licenses but were unable to renew them under the Pataki rules, Mr. Swarts said.

Ms. Beers's efforts to mount the largest public relations campaign in the history of foreign policy will start with market research and focus groups to connect with angry young Muslims and also bring American policy makers up to speed on global opinion.

Its current usage policy was amended online today, and this policy will start October 1, the company announced today.

Prices depend on things like your occupation, health status and how quickly the policy will start to pay after you become disabled (also known as the elimination period).

If the intellectual analysis is right then much else, including individual policies, will start to fall into place, and also be built to last.

Ed Miliband's famous blank piece of paper, Labour's policy prospectus, will start to be coloured in this weekend when the party's policy forum meets on Saturday in Wrexham, north Wales.

At the same time, Obama's insistence on offering no policy concessions will start to become less tenable, given the dire consequences of a default.

But due to China's "one child" policy, conditions will start to reverse in 2015.

The IPPR's associate director for UK migration, Matt Cavanagh, cautioned: "While policy changes will start to achieve significant reductions in immigration from outside the EU, this will not be enough to put the government on track to hit its target".