It has established what it calls an indigenous innovation policy, meaning it wants Chinese-origin technology that is owned by Chinese companies.
Google has said data recorded by the device would be bound by its current privacy policy, meaning it could be collected in an anonymous way and the company would hold data about specific individuals only if they explicitly agree to it, the same as with smartphone-related data.
If the policy is more than 20 years old, it's almost certainly a whole life policy, meaning it builds up cash value and can be borrowed against. (This is what reeled in your parents.)Another popular variation was the endowment policy, which pays face value at a specified age, such as 65.
The minutes also revealed that though only three members dissented from the Operation Twist decision, Chairman Ben Bernanke is facing pressure from colleagues who want even stronger policy action, meaning another round of quantitative easing.
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Wohlner, like many advisors, recommends buying insurance as insurance--meaning a term policy--rather than as an investment.
These activists put this approach into practice, for example at the Brixton mosque in south London, by developing initiatives in the community to engage young people in discussions of foreign policy, identity and the meaning of religious terms like jihad, in order to counter those who advocate violence against fellow citizens.
The Crisis is still the main determinant of the Asian power equation this year, meaning prowess in economic policy is a plus while straight political and military strength are less important.
For starters, the lack of a decent recovery means that the Bank of England may have to loosen monetary policy even further this year, meaning that the market interest rate that foreigners can earn holding sterling will stay very low.
Social scientists may, in turn, better understand the political meaning given to their research by policy-makers.
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In some cells inmates boasted that they had a policy of "mandatory rec" for new inmates - meaning any inmate coming into the cell had to fight (or "rec") for a bunk, unless he was known to other inmates in the cell, in which case he might be granted a reprieve.
Investors have mixed views as to the meaning of the nonfarm payroll numbers and the possible policy repercussions.
The new policy only applies to new locked phones purchased after Saturday, meaning it will still be legal to unlock phones purchased before January 26 without permission.
We saw it this week over Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer's new policy banning telecommuting in the company she's been hired to revive, meaning people have to work from the office every day or quit.
Meanwhile, it quickly became apparent in the Washington salons of national security and foreign policy that people who had never been in favor of missile defense took the meaning of the September 11 attack to be just the opposite with regard to the issue.
The Trades Union Congress says Britain's policy of allowing companies to opt-out of the European Union Working Time Directive, meaning people to work over the 48-hour a week limit on a "voluntary" basis, meant the protection it offered could be circumvented.
Even if no one has mailed in premium payments for years, the policy might be in force because at some point it became "paid-up, " meaning accumulated dividends are enough to cover annual premiums.
Too often we think we can determine policy without any context, or judge the action or inaction of our government without the necessary history to give it meaning.
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