Sentence examples for crazy policy from inspiring English sources

By late yesterday afternoon the administration seemed to be backing away from this crazy policy.

At the time, Trump himself disapproved of Romney's approach, saying, in November, 2012, "He had a crazy policy of 'self- deportation,' which was maniacal.

By all means let us fight for reform in Europe; but to isolate ourselves from the world's largest commercial market in which over 50% of our trade is done is just a crazy policy for Britain in the 21st century.

Talk about a crazy policy!

Meanwhile, Cain grants the GOP an additional favor by essentially beta testing any crazy policy imaginable.

"He had a crazy policy of self-deportation, which was maniacal," Trump said.

That includes confronting corruption, ditching crazy policies, such as a price-support scheme for rice, and promoting a better business climate.Third, the monarchy must stop playing politics and accept the symbolic role the constitution accords it.

The great tragedies of recent times the starvation of the Great Leap Forward (1958-61) and the terror of the cultural revolution (1966-76)—were the results of crazy policies imposed from the centre.

The UDCs were allowed to ignore councils because in the 1980s it was widely recognised that local councils had played a significant role in causing the decline of cities such as Liverpool.The death of municipal Trotskyism has, admittedly, reduced the risk of councils pursuing crazy policies.

Up until a few days ago, he had hardly registered on the barometer of public interest here in Britain, save for his bowdlerisation by sections of our media as a madcap socialist, responsible for such crazy policies as protecting France's small, independent shops from the hegemony of the supermarkets, and ensuring fair competition among taxi drivers.

PS: The Coaliton's Indonesian boat buy back policy is the craziest policy.