Sentence examples for swap policy from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a recent report from Zambia describes how SWAp policy reform in that country led to the collapse of its previously effective tuberculosis program [ 29].

Both New Labour and the New Conservatives swap policies, triangulate and reposition themselves, vying for the limelight of the rightward moving political centre.

Comptroller H. Carl McCall's office released an audit yesterday of what it called the no-show jobs and asked that the State Department of Correctional Services crack down on shift-swapping policies.

On a political level, the world, and India in particular, must devise measures that will allow the Pakistan army to swap its policy of focusing on India with one that focuses on confronting the Taliban.

But the Bush plan is asking you to swap an insurance policy for a lottery ticket.

One way is to consider the essential health package (EHP) which is commonly the vehicle for a SWAp's policies and plans.

In the lead-up to the crisis, investors bought billions of dollars worth of swaps as insurance policies on risky mortgage-backed securities.

And, unless it was totally incompetent, the regulator would have been alarmed to learn that a single company, American International Group, stood behind an inordinate share of all the credit-default swaps — essentially insurance policies against default — that had been issued.

"The major central banks should put in place a standing network of currency swaps, collateral policies and account arrangements that would make it easier to mobilize liquidity across borders quickly in crisis," he said.

A credit swap is an insurance policy on a bond, often a junk bond.

Sometimes that involved a straight policy swap.