Sentence examples for blinkered policy from inspiring English sources

This blinkered policy approach has been damaging for young people everywhere, but particularly those in our former industrial areas.

India's blinkered policy on Kashmir (11 August 2010) Chatham House describes this article thus: India's failure to win "hearts and minds" was highlighted by a recent study by Robert Bradnock of Chatham House.

But this history, however toxic, does not warrant blinkered policies.

But this is probably more a combination of the man's temperament and his party's ideologically-blinkered policy options, rather than a nefarious effort to airbrush the triumphs of Western civilization out of Canadian history.

Facing a direct challenge from the floor of the conference on Monday over the party's commitment to the fiscal targets set out in 2010, Clegg surprisingly admitted that the Lib Dems' "critics have bluntly been pretty successful in portraying the party's economic policy as unthinking, blinkered, rigid, dogmatic, ideological, rightwing small state agenda".

In celebrating the win, some legislators took a swipe at U.S. stem cell policy, calling it a "blinkered" approach that has "hamstrung" research.

We are all "blinkered".

That's blinkered.

You become a bit blinkered.

Open your eyes, blinkered wazzocks.

But the negotiators were blinkered.