Some, such as more barrier, don't even address those, or worse, are counterproductive, such as cutting aid to browbeat other countries into "stopping" migrations, when what we need are more aid and more regional cooperation.
The suggestion that donors withhold aid is counterproductive.
Hence, results achieved with foreign aid become counterproductive as these vulnerable individuals resort to crime.
Another counterproductive regulation prevents legal aid lawyers from lobbying lawmakers with solutions to repair our mortgage markets.
It is counterproductive to defund Impact Aid, a successful program that has long enjoyed bipartisan support, in order to provide a benefit of questionable value to a minority of military students.
Critics such as privacy and human rights groups have slammed bulk powers as disproportion and unnecessary, and counterproductive as an investigatory aid owing to their untargeted nature.
Generally, they share a view that aid is counterproductive in that it generates a low-growth economy where aid dependency expands public spending and wipes out domestic savings (Ali Zafar 2007 106 108).
But Russia experts warn that exaggerating the Kremlin's impact in lieu of clear evidence is counterproductive and might only aid the Russians' claims of broad influence.
It's not just counterproductive; it doesn't just aid terrorists; it's wrong.
However, India ever adamant that outsiders keep out of the Kashmir dispute successfully lobbied to curtail Holbrooke's portfolio, which after his death in December 2010 was taken over by Marc Grossman.Too many stringsEven the offer of lavish American aid was somewhat counterproductive.
Indeed, he said, aid can prove counterproductive, since it often serves to provide "preferential treatment of the incompetent, the improvident and the dishonest" and tends to promote the "politicization of economic life," encouraging central planning and diverting a country's energy from economic to political ends.
