Sentence examples for defective policy from inspiring English sources

Second, Charles abandoned the defective policy of massive engagement with the enemy.

The real problem from the growing body of evidence we actually have is that this is an inherently defective policy (pdf).

This results from the low-level benefits of the insurance policy and defective policy design.

They are made to contend with defective policies usually based on faulty premises.

For Grady, which has served Atlanta's poor for 117 years, it was an excruciating choice, a stark reflection of what happens when the country's inadequate health care system confronts its defective immigration policy.

Big Joe Yes, but 1) As you have Shaun Woodward now please give Jack Straw back to the Tories.2) If the Asylum Seekers continue to be demonised and badly treated, while you are willing to raid countries for their professionals to meet shortages created by defective public policy here, then you can kiss goodbye to any further votes from me - I will never vote Tory on principle!

Santorum has also charged that rolling blackouts have been caused by Obama's defective energy policy, when it's been shown that those blackouts are often planned to prevent more serious blackouts and others could just as well be caused by squirrels.

Why? "The root of the disease," in the words of the ecological thinker William Ophlus, "is not defective public policies but a defective public philosophy".

(2016) dealt an economic production quantity (EPQ) inventory model with reworkable defective items and multi-shipment policy.

Later, Kreng and Tan (2011) obtained the optimal replenishment decision in an EPQ model with defective items under trade credit policy.

More often than not, those who govern are forced to choose between a catastrophic policy and a defective but workable one.