Sentence examples for a misguided plan from inspiring English sources

A misguided plan by the Obama administration to cut the COLA as part of a deficit reduction package would add to that cutback.

Aldo thinks this is a misguided plan, because Huey is now with a wonderful woman, Teresa (the female characters have no last names), played by Stephanie DiMaggio.

It was under his watch, that some of the final touches were put to a misguided plan that, by some estimates, has caused over 1 million deaths.

The latest plans suggest that Mr. Bush is girding for a partisan battle with Democratic leaders in Congress, who accused him today of pursuing a misguided plan that would favor the rich and do little to help the sluggish economy.

But among the ideas being considered is a misguided plan to move the existing Madison Square Garden to the site, which could ultimately mean scrapping the current design and starting from scratch.

Mark Kelly, husband of former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz)., said Monday that the National Rifle Association was mischaracterizing the issue of gun control and promoting a misguided plan to place armed guards in schools in response to the December mass shooting in Newtown, Conn.

"Our community has never faced a threat of this proportion," proclaimed a statement from the more than century-old Modesto and Turlock irrigation districts, which called the draft standards an "uncompromising, misguided plan" that would steal the region's livelihood.

If this misguided plan has a virtue, it is to expose the institutional self-interest of the BBC.

We should keep in mind the current extent of economic suffering in the U.S. as we consider President Obama's misguided plan to impose a crippling 50 percent reduction in the community service block grants that serve as the crucial foundation for community action agencies.

I wrote last year about California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's misguided plan to add a sales tax to veterinary services as part of a larger set of proposals to deal with the state's multi-billion dollar budget shortfall.

The root of the problem has been a misguided London plan championed by both Livingstone and Boris Johnson, which aimed to increase housing and offices by encouraging tall, dense development of "underused" industrial areas.