Sentence examples for unique policies from inspiring English sources

I think she's quite lacklustre and she doesn't have any unique policies of her own.

As companies scale up, Terech said, "there is an inflection point where having things under one roof and unique policies become more efficient". It hasn't been a problem so far.

We must hold one another accountable to avoid those slippery slope practices that lead others to believe breed discrimination is acceptable -- including quotas on how many pit bull type dogs will be accepted, or separate temperament tests, or unique policies related to adoption of dogs who look a certain way.

"Innovation and the City, Part II," a recent study created by the Center for an Urban Future and New York University's Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service with support from Citi, highlights 25 unique policies and programs from a diverse group of cities that tackle a myriad of urban challenges.

To be fair, there were other, more unique policy proposals outlined on budget night.

Barack Obama doesn't have an impressive record of experience or a unique policy profile.

NFIP has a unique policy history of failing to deliver on its stated goals.

The study's rigor derives from a unique policy the state of Oregon implemented in 2008.

What unique policy questions arise on the internet within and between the two countries?

"I personally value and respect that, as an American, I am in a country that enacted such a unique policy," Mr. Ettlinger said.

In particular, first-order economic principles – protection of property rights, market-based competition, appropriate incentives, sound money, and so on – do not map into unique policy packages.