Sentence examples for backward policies from inspiring English sources

They are fed up with the backward policies coming out of Austin — and by the way, women make up a majority of the growing population of Hispanic voters in Texas.

Meanwhile, Hamas is implementing Talibani backward policies such as Hijab in schools, and demanding women judges to cover in courts.

Across the country, men are joining with women to rise up against the backward policies, laws and stigmas that are damaging us and preventing us from achieving gender equality.

They'll have to endure six years of backward policies under the Muslim Brotherhood that will be particularly hard on minorities and bring the shame of having Egypt routinely criticized by the international community.

The Juanes Peace Concert was very big, it was huge, and it brought an incredible awareness to many in regards to the obscene and backward policies of the Cuban-American community in the south of Florida and other parts of the United States.

One of the major criticisms of Obama's "look forward, not backward" policy in regards to Bush's torture program was that by not prosecuting those involved, he essentially took what was clearly illegal conduct and turned it into a policy dispute.

Already, critics of the North's authoritarian government and the backward economic policies that keep its people starving were posting sardonic comments by clicking on the "review" link often reserved for rating mapped businesses, restaurants and tourist sites.

This summit clearly shows that fossil fuels have had their day - and that George Osborne's outdated, backward energy policies must be reversed if he wants to be on the right side of history".

Women enslaved to child-bearing, over-large families perpetuating ignorance and poverty, backward social policies and the iron grip of a clergy acting like the Stasi in controlling the minutiae of private lives through the confessional and the influence of fear - fear of hell, among other things.

Many countries are still wedded to backward trade policies that emphasize food self-sufficiency over nutrition.

Zenén Pérez, a spokesman for the project, said myriad flaws in Texas' voting system — from antiquated voting machines to backward registration policies — constitute "death by a thousand cuts".