You would have to write a wrapper script to tweak and then untweak the include 
list and feed the database name as a command line argument or have a separate 
policy for each database that only gets ran in the event that database failed. 
(or write your script in a manner that runs a backup of all databases unless it 
is provided a database name as a command line argument. Using the -w option you 
could block until the job completes and react to the status code accordingly)

Why don't you just specify "Microsoft Information Store:\*" in your policy 
include list and then only re-run the failed client jobs? (using bpdbjobs)

-CC

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