Sentence examples for switch policies from inspiring English sources

In the past, three-quarters of adult children who were insured under their parents' employers' plans either lost their insurance or had to switch policies when they graduated from college, with some going uninsured for two years or more, according to the Commonwealth Fund report.

As soon as possible, WHO should recommend artesunate for severely ill children, because that will stimulate African countries to switch policies, says Olugbenga Mokuolu, a clinical researcher at the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital in Nigeria who collaborated on the study.

The switch policy that controls such switches must consist of two components.

The goal of the switch policy is to maximize the throughput of the switch.

On Tuesday, former prime minister Sir John Major told the inquiry that Mr Murdoch warned him to switch policy on Europe or his papers would not support him.

Sir John also told the inquiry that Rupert Murdoch warned him to switch policy on Europe or his newspapers would not support him.

obviously, we need to get further information from all the centers involved in the switch policy.

In his efforts to deal with inflation, unemployment, and the energy crisis, he had switched policies several times.

Now, the couple's doctor is ending his contract with MedSpan, so the Greniers are switching policies back to traditional Medicare.

Expectations a decade ago that energy giants would turn to low-carbon power sources – from new nuclear plants to alternative energies such as solar and wind – were thrown off course by the financial crisis and successive governments switching policies and targets.

And influential Georgians, including parliament's reformist speaker, Zurab Zhvania, who has since resigned, were warmly received in Moscow.That could be a sign that Mr Putin, now keen to be the West's great new friend, has suddenly switched policies, and is trying to tie up the last annoying loose ends of the Soviet empire.