Sentence examples for an ineffective policy from inspiring English sources

Suspicionless drug testing of recipients of public benefits is an ineffective policy that unnecessarily burdens taxpayers.

So with studies damning the scheme and international examples being so poor, why is Australia reintroducing an ineffective policy?

But tax reductions for the highest paid are an ineffective policy for this – the best off spend a lower proportion of their income than others.

Second, economists have pointed out the often considerable transaction costs of imposing regulation, which might make it an ineffective policy tool and harmful to social or economic welfare.

A spokesman for the mayor, Marc LaVorgna, disputed Mr. Stringer's suggestion that the practice was an "ineffective policy" that made it harder to fight crime.

In his interview with CBS' "Face the Nation" a few days ago, the Mittster said that QE2 had proved an ineffective policy, and he warned that launching QE3 could have an adverse effect on the dollar.

Yet the Western Australian government introduced a shameful and mishandled shark cull, spending $5,700 a day on a ineffective policy.

"Doing away with an effective policy, a humane policy, a free policy, and replace it with a proven ineffective policy, a costly to the taxpayer policy, and an inhumane policy?

President Obama's decision to end a clearly ineffective policy should be regarded as a good decision.

Its supporters indulge in the politics of adolescence and of nostalgic gesturing, and demonstrate a wholly ineffective policy grasp for current times.

That would be a uniquely ineffective policy: as the New York Times notes, there are no direct commercial flights between the most-affected countries and America.