Sentence examples for backwards looking policy from inspiring English sources

This backwards looking policy is not only wrong; it undermines our national security and flies in the face of our national values.

Of course, such analysis is only backwards looking.

Corbyn's team argue public ownership of the railways could save hundreds of millions of pounds but Patrick McLoughlin, the transport secretary, said it was a "union-demanded, backwards-looking policy (that) would cost billions in wasteful spending, and would kill off investment".

These votes follow a trend of exclusionary and backwards-looking policy measures that threaten to move the Tar Heel State backwards.

I epitomise the dragged-through-a-hedge-backwards look.

Mr. Obama's most enthusiastic supporters remain passionate about "looking backwards," arguing that the Bush policies darkened the United States' reputation, to Al Qaeda's benefit.

Look, economic policy matters.

I turned my head backwards to look at Christopher.

Wearing a cap backwards never looks classy.

Don't shift your weight backwards and look up at the sky.

And she has persuaded the party to stop looking backwards and to start forging new policies.