time policy's Usage Examples:

Former President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali has maintained Tunisia's long-time policy of seeking good relations with the West, while playing an active role.

A long-time policy of the Croatian National Bank has been to keep the fluctuations of the.

required petitions to gather 5,000 signatures within 30 days, after which time policy officials in the administration would review the petition and issue an.

two occasions as financial constraints forced the club to adopt a part-time policy.

warranty that a vessel shall be seaworthy during the policy period (time policy).

part-time economic advisor to Her Majesty's Treasury 1969–71 and part-time policy advisor to the Prime Minister's Policy Unit 1975–76 (Harold Wilson's.

The Kilcoynes implemented a full-time policy and unveiled plans to rebuild Glenmalure Park as a 50,000 all-seater.

It was once the dominant language of the region, but a long-time policy of Francization, starting with the introduction of French as the language.

demands to the south-east of Turkey while the HDP support the AKP's long-time policy of introducing a presidential system in place of the existing parliamentary.

The former see the problem as a series of avoidable war-time policy failures and "panicky responses" from a government that was spectacularly.

Manpower: a study of war-time policy and administration (1957), official WW2 history.

With the war over, the Pope discontinued his war-time policy of neutrality, stating that he had abstained from protests during the.

[his responsibilities]", criticized the Legalist approach as "a one-time policy that could not be constantly applied".

Synonyms:

temporary; parttime; underemployed; odd-job; half-time; irregular;

Antonyms:

full-time; impermanence; stable; permanent; nonworker;