Sentence examples for temporary policy from inspiring English sources

Second, it is only a temporary policy response.

We assumed that this release of people into downtown San Diego was a temporary policy and surely would not continue.

Officials also came to a temporary policy compromise by giving markets clearer guidance on how long interest rates would continue to hover around zero.

But the furor over what is, when all is said and done, a small and temporary policy proposal is entirely disproportionate.

Originally intended as a temporary policy for time-limited administrative detention, it has since been converted to a permanent policy involving indefinite detention.

It seems obvious to abortion opponents that a breast cancer charity that finances an abortion provider is effectively taking sides in the abortion debate, and that Komen's temporary policy shift was an attempt to return to more neutral ground.

Many MPs fear that in its current form, the arrangement - a temporary "insurance policy" at preventing the return of physical border posts in the event no future EU-UK trade deal came into force - would in reality see the UK subject to EU customs rules for the long term.

Most rental companies will offer a temporary insurance policy, which may cover only their equipment and which may require you to pay a deductible.

And some airlines have announced temporary policies that would permit trans-Atlantic travelers to cancel and rebook later without paying the customary fee.

And as Yair Wallach argues, since the Israeli government is offering no realistic, negotiated path to the two-state solution it professes to support, it's forced to do more to defend the status quo: "The occupation appears as a de facto permanent feature of the Israeli system of government rather than as a set of temporary policies and security measures".

In light of the fracas, the Latino-geared network actually posted its own explanation of what exactly Rubio told Jorge Ramos a few years ago -- along with a video in which the Florida senator makes his case that temporary policies geared towards Dreamers would continue for a bit if he were elected president.