Sentence examples for degrading policy from inspiring English sources

That night a protest on Nauru descended into a riot, which a group of Salvation Army employees would say in the following days was "an inevitable outcome from a cruel and degrading policy".

A group of 31 current and former Salvation Army staff who have delivered services at asylum processing centres on Manus Island and Nauru have issued a stinging statement describing last week's riot on Nauru as the "inevitable outcome from a cruel and degrading policy" of offshore processing.

As control of the White House alternates between ideologically opposed extreme presidents, policy-minded moderates are stripped from bureaucratic agencies leaving only policy extremists or poorly performing "slackers". These departures degrade policy initiative in moderate agencies.

It degrades everyone involved — policy makers, perpetrators and victims.

Opinion polls suggest a sense of resignation that has allowed the functions of the state to be dismembered, fragmented and degraded as deliberate policy.

For example, President Obama's drone policy degraded al-Qaeda and the Pakistan Taliban, securing the American homeland and substantially reducing the threat to the nuclear-armed Pakistani state.

Although these results are unsurprising, quantification of the additional cost of having to develop and use both vaccines allows us to determine how the cost-effectiveness of a pre-emptive vaccination policy degrades with increasing probability of vaccine failure.

Maybe they will bring most Europeans closer to US policy to "degrade and destroy" Isis; maybe Russia will now make Isis its top target following the attack on the Metrojet airliner last month; maybe there will be some consensus over how the Assad regime might figure in a reworked Syrian state.

Mr. Corker, asserting that low interest rates were "throwing seniors under the bus," by reducing returns on some kinds of investments, asked Mr. Bernanke, "Do you all ever talk about the longer-term degrading effect of these policies?" "One thing we talk about is unemployment," Mr. Bernanke responded.

These programs frequently lead to perverse subsidies, where economically inefficient policies degrade natural capital and foster economic inequality.

As node number 2 moves away from the gateway (Tables 5 and 6), the ADRR is capable of allocating more resource to the nodes experiencing better channel conditions, while the other scheduling policies degrade the aggregated throughput.