Sentence examples for confused policy from inspiring English sources

But their council is doing its job, reflecting concerns and challenging government to explain a confused policy.

Many journalists, myself included, called out his conflicts of interest, his inconsistent behaviour and his confused policy pronouncements, after he entered politics.

However, Ukip has also been accused of a confused policy after Farage abandoned the idea of capping numbers at 50,000, before later saying he thought about 30,000 was more appropriate.

–How does FCC intend to clarify to a confused policy environment that "neutrality" or "openness" represent one of many variable features of many types of networks that potentially can co-exist, than the defining characteristic?

Until recently, China tried to "stay away from the confused policy of the region," but their development ambitions increasingly force China to take steps to ensure its own security, especially energy security.

That showed in a confused policy approach and an opinion poll dip.

It continues to be rent by divisions and confused policies.

At present, Nigeria's leaders lack a sense of awareness and purpose and this has led to confused policies and blunders such as the kidnapping of the Chibok girls, the passing of an anti-gay law and too many others to mention.

His apparent change of heart drew derision from his country's press corps who accused him of flip-flopping on a vital issue and of confused policy-making.

Due to its utter mismanagement, confused policies, and continued support for a corrupt and hated puppet government under President Hamid Karzai, America is effectively creating the Taliban in Afghanistan.

He thinks one of the biggest pitfalls of problem solving through graph and regression line is "where you could confuse policy or moral challenges for technological issues.'" And Buttigieg's first two years haven't been perfect.