Sentence examples for under existing policy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush will propose a regulation under existing policy, which permits Americans to send gift parcels to relatives in Cuba, said Dan Fisk, the senior director for Western Hemisphere affairs at the White House National Security Council.

"CIA's proposal exceeds [National Archives] requirements, would preserve more records than many other government agencies and would preserve more records than under existing policy," agency spokesperson Ryan Trapani told The Huffington Post last week.

It emerged that women everywhere claimed to be paying more than they should under existing policy.

Even if a person with low income would be able to post bond, he or she would not be eligible for a public defender under existing policies and procedures.

Population growth, aging population and high fertility rates under existing policies will have a knock on effect on future GMS coverage rates.

Furthermore, ReSS predicts that only 12,561 screening appointments (±227 SD) would be carried out for type 2 diabetic patients without retinopathy over 15 years under the new screening policy, compared with 23,611 appointments (±454 SD) under the existing policy, a reduction of 11,050 appointments over 15 years or 737 appointments per year.

I have yet to see any evidence that the siblings accepted under the existing policy are underperforming in any way.

Find out what your existing insurance covers: Before or soon after you buy a piece of art, "find out if you are covered under your existing policy or if you need supplemental insurance," Jeanne Salvatore, spokeswoman for the institute, an educational organization financed by the insurance industry, said in a statement.

System dynamics modeling results show that under the existing policy regime, GHG emissions may by 2030 increase by 19% above the 2005 level [14].

System dynamics approach was used to simulate long-term development of electricity sector in the region under the existing policy design.

"We want city-wide reform because too many New Yorkers have already suffered under our existing policy, forced to undress against their will".