Sentences with phrase «piece of policy paper»

His blank piece of policy paper is still blank.

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Has anyone else helped get their wellness policy from a piece of paper to accepted school culture?

I don't mean that all of your pieces should sound like a policy paper, but I do mean that you should have something to say or something to show.

But we all know, from Ed Miliband's admission that Labour's policies are a blank piece of paper, they haven't provided a credible alternative at all.

Delivering over 200 pieces of testimony in legislative hearings at the state Capitol and publishing nearly 70 research papers or policy briefs to inform and shape policy improvement.

Even outside of that program, however, we can get proof of your Plainsboro renters insurance policy to your community instantly, leaving you with one less piece of paper to worry about on moving day.

Ownership of a cash value life insurance policy is titled (similarly held and conveyed) by a piece of paper that functions much like a deed but is called a «policy».

Interestingly, both a deed and a policy are basically contracts because they specify the nature and extent of your ownership rights and the piece of paper itself is an enforceable legal document.

Indeed, in one of my first posts, I referred to an L.A. Times piece in which Steve Holmer, senior policy advisor for the American Bird Conservancy, told the paper (one assumes, with a straight face) that there are 160 million feral cats in the U.S. (based, he claimed, on «the latest estimates,» which, as it turned out, originated with former Smithsonian researcher Nico Dauphine).

It's a short and quite readable piece that offers five potential indicators and links to several enlightening examples, but for a more philosophical dive, you can turn to «Comparability of Effort in International Climate Policy Architecture ``, a discussion paper published at the very beginning of the year by Joseph Aldy of Harvard and William Pizer of Duke in January.

We all know having a slew of directives, standard policies, procedures and orders are great, but if they are not tested; they are just a piece of paper on a shelf and these days, they are just files in a share point or share drive.

Lord Nicholls held that there is no policy reason why the tort of conversion should be restricted to where a chattel has been taken, «rationally the dividing line can not be the existence or not of a piece of paper.

Morrison agreed with Bowles, adding that, after the risk assessment, it's important to build a policy and procedures to address the identified risks, but it shouldn't be «just a piece of paper» but an effective program that evolves all the time.

Before you go ahead and start researching the best burial insurance policies and companies, we believe that everyone should start with a simple piece of paper and a pen.

Even outside of that program, however, we can get proof of your Plainsboro renters insurance policy to your community instantly, leaving you with one less piece of paper to worry about on moving day.

A life insurance policy is just a piece of paper mixed with a drop of ink but Oh How Powerful An Instrument It Is.

After all, as mentioned earlier, that piece of paper is not worth much to you if there's no policy protection backing it up.

Many get a policy just for the sake of the piece of paper and the auto registration sticker, and then just let the policy lapse or cancel it after that initial payment.