Sentence examples for unusual policy from inspiring English sources

But after 6 p.m., patrons must be 21 and older, which is a somewhat unusual policy for a bowling alley.

The restrictions were the result of an unusual policy: Alabama and South Carolina are the only states where H.I.V.-positive inmates are isolated from other prisoners.

Another big problem is that the city has given pension increases to retirees whenever uniform personnel have received a pay raise, an unusual policy.

In response to conflicting pressures, Anoka-Hennepin officials had devised an unusual policy, directing teachers to remain neutral on any questions involving sexual orientation.

He "followed the unusual policy of introducing every man in the band by name, and did it in such a manner that it bored nobody".

His detention was part of the unusual policy adopted by American troops and the NATO commanders of the peacekeeping force here to hobble the Liberation Army.

Although he attributed the decline in stocks after the Fed surprised the markets to benign profit-taking, Mr. Inker acknowledged that the unusual policies have made it hard to judge the right prices of investments and the right actions to take.

Britain's Automobile Association offers a download of a country-by-country summary of driving information like fines, unusual policies (like the on-the-spot fines in Turkey), speed limits, and seatbelt and drunk driving laws.

The accompanying commentary, which in Berkshire's case is rarely over-optimistic, was surprisingly upbeat on the prospects for the rest of the year.The numbers were even more striking at Markel, which, like Frontier, specialises in unusual policies (insuring doctors with a history of alcoholism against malpractice suits is one exotic example).

Without the Fed's unusual policies, Dr. Evil fans would still be taunting Paul Krugman instead of vice versa.

Grease a few palms and this unusual visiting policy can be extended to curious tourists too.