Sentence examples for confusing policies from inspiring English sources

This relative lack of evidence but wealth of anecdote is leading to some confusing policies.

President Trump, in his weird, confusing policies toward Russia, wants Germany to abandon Nord Stream 2 and import American LNG.

English attacked what he called Labour's "vague and confusing" policies and reiterated his party's tax cut policies.

David Isaac, chair of the EHRC, said: "This is not about pushchairs versus wheelchairs but confusing policies from bus companies that cause problems.

FOR most people who own a domain name, the Internet's address system is like the Internal Revenue Service -- a morass of arcane acronyms and confusing policies that, fortunately, has to be dealt with only once a year.

In the case of Craigslist, the power, wealth, and sometimes confusing policies of the small private company exposes the philosophical rifts among many in startup community who believe the global community message board stifles the advancement of products and services like Padmapper and, in the process, doesn't create the best possible consumer experience.

Neither amounts to a trend, but both could slow the progress of green OA, either by the direct imposition of new and needless costs or by confusing policy-makers about the economics of green OA.

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.

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.

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