policy term

I may have done things which in policy terms were wrong.

Anyone who does not meet the policy terms and conditions.

In competition policy terms, therefore, this no longer makes very much sense.

Many of the proposed amendments are significant in policy terms.

Policy terms can also be for a multi year period.

In policy terms, I think his great failure as president was on civil liberties.

But the government has been vague about what that nasty name means in policy terms.

They believe that it's been given too much acceptance in policy terms and culturally.

But most Republican commentators argue that they have already done this, in policy terms at least.

Unfortunately, it has a split personality in security policy terms.

In policy terms, however, it does nothing to diminish fears of another interest rate rise.

Would be interested to see what this 'new capitalism' means in practical policy terms.

Of course, many prefer to think in policy terms.

In policy terms, the end of the recession could scramble the outlook.

In policy terms, it is like turning the wheel on an oil tanker.

The shift to the right would be just as consequential in Congressional policy terms.

In policy terms, Germany and France have got their way, at least for the time being.

But beyond that, they are counterproductive in policy terms.

We must also understand that people are no longer content to be identified in policy terms by their membership of socio-economic groups.

The policy term is flexible so you can purchase only for the time you will be out of the country.

Military spending has not been made sacrosanct because it is unchallengeable in policy terms.

Either of those two approaches are unacceptable in principle in policy terms.

She added that in planning policy terms, there was no good reason for officials recommending refusal of the application.

Will the Fed's new policy of openness ultimately make much difference in policy terms?

Mr. Bond didn't even try to justify the sale in military or foreign policy terms.