Sentence examples for purchasing policies from inspiring English sources

Wide use of performance-based contracts has also required a reworking of purchasing policies for public agencies.

PAGE A12 Gun Makers File Suit Gun makers sued to block government purchasing policies intended to pressure them.

At its heart, the suit seeks to prohibit purchasing policies intended to pressure gun companies into adopting a sweeping "code of conduct" promoted by Housing Secretary Andrew M. Cuomo and the attorneys general of New York and Connecticut.

With only a few months remaining before Americans will start buying coverage through the new state insurance exchanges under President Obama's health care law, it is becoming clear that the millions of people purchasing policies in the exchanges will find that their choices vary sharply, depending on where they live.

A Fortune 100 company could apparently save itself "millions of dollars" in petrol payments if "they use the most fuel-efficient car and refuel the vehicle themselves".This trend is likely to have an impact on the rental companies' purchasing policies, with more small and hybrid cars in their future fleets.

It's very early days for the GGGI but, in an ideal world, Baker would like to see recycling systems at every port; local solutions around each region of the world; major retailers reflecting the issue in its CSR and purchasing policies; and committed governments and industry.

Because Boeing's financial arm, Boeing Capital, which is a creditor of Varig, would presumably become a shareholder of the merged company, analysts have speculated that it could influence purchasing policy from the inside.

These rules are necessary to ensure that layout designers know the limits within which they can work so that some uniformity of purchasing policy is possible.

He also would let consumers purchase policies across state lines.

But the cost of long-term care coverage makes it unlikely that millions of healthy people will purchase policies.

It simply refers interested individuals to insurers to purchase policies, which are not community rated but actuarially priced.