The phrase "alarming policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a policy that causes concern or fear due to its potential implications or consequences.
Example: "The new alarming policy regarding data privacy has raised significant concerns among employees."
Alternatives: "concerning policy" or "worrisome policy".
Unfortunately, this naked appeal to populist instincts may serve the senator well, especially if, as still looks most likely, he ends up fighting Barack Obama.The Democrat has enough alarming policies of his own, including tax hikes for the rich and an increasingly shrill assault on free trade.
And there is nothing normal about the reality of violence in the land of the free, which stems from a legacy of slavery and dehumanization of the "other" and a radicalized gun culture, with an extremist gun lobby that has allied with patriot groups and militias and now advocates for such alarming policies as open carry.
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For Ms. Segarra, the absence of a firmwide policy was alarming because it signaled that Goldman lacked the procedures to spot and police conflicts, according to the suit.
What makes the apparent paralysis of policy especially alarming is that so little is happening when the political situation seems, on the surface, to be so favorable to action.
The alarming part is most insurance policies would not water damage repair without an addendum &/or a charge.
Lee Hoskins, a former president of the Cleveland Fed, writes at Forbes and (aided by Robert P. Murphy of the Pacific Research Institute) insists that "further loosening at this time would be a mistake, and would also send an alarming signal regarding future monetary policy".
One of the most alarming developments in U.S. foreign policy in 2016 was the ratcheting up of the new iteration of the Cold War.
No, the big issue here is that this article is part of an alarming trend by respected academics, policy wonks, and other prominent figures.
And even more alarming, Facebook's new privacy policy would endanger the privacy and safety of children as young as 13.
