Sentence examples for settled policies from inspiring English sources
The Clinton Administration's reported interest in warming up U.S. relations with Taiwan is yet another reminder that in foreign relations even the most apparently settled policies are sometimes--and quite properly--subject to revision.
I would like to come out of the board meeting with settled policies in general terms which we can apply to future cases that need to be addressed.
They are unlikely to throw this away, even if the crisis is disrupting some settled policies: low-tax countries like Ireland and Latvia have raised rates, even as Germany plans tax cuts to boost its economy.Perhaps the biggest problem concerns political good faith.
In 2015, the face value of settled policies in the U.S. was about $1.7 billion, according to Conning & Company, an investment management firm that specializes in insurance.
"The tax rate is settled policy.
The 12.5% tax rate is settled policy.
"The Bush tax cuts are settled policy.
This approach accords with this Court's settled policy of avoiding unnecessary decision of constitutional issues.
The answer, I believe, must be that national prohibition is a settled policy.
The SNP has a settled policy of not voting on "English" laws, for it is an openly separatist party.
Getting drawn into a prematurely achieved consensus is a danger of Whitehall life... Once the minister had coalesced, people said there was a settled policy.
