Sentence examples for distorted policy from inspiring English sources

Even in the fight against foreign terrorists, Mr. Ashcroft's political leanings have distorted policy.

"This proposal has distorted policy in order to try to disguise the massive subsidies nuclear will need, but they remain so huge that the policy will fail anyway," said Tom Burke, a former environmental campaigner and visiting professor at Imperial and University Colleges, London, Industry reaction was far from euphoric.

"This proposal has distorted policy in order to try to disguise the massive subsidies nuclear will need, but they remain so huge that the policy will fail anyway," said Tom Burke, a former environmental campaigner and visiting professor at Imperial and University Colleges, London.

This misunderstanding has always distorted policy and practice in education, but the consequences have grown more severe with each passing decade.

Among other things, the model describes costs due to distorted policy proposals and loss of information when greater transparency causes inaccurate reports to increase along with accurate ones.

In an Op-Ed essay for The New York Times, we have tried to defend our research and refute the distorted policy positions that have been attributed to us.

Democracy under attack – how the media distort policy and politics, Malcolm Dean, Policy Press, £19.99.

There is evidence that the current system is depressing turnout, distorting policy, weakening accountability and effectively disenfranchising the vast majority of Americans.

Yet as China's economy has slowed, the target has morphed into a hard commitment that guides and, critics argue, distorts policy decisions (see chart).

In a book published this week, Democracy under attack – how the media distort policy and politics, I have produced seven case studies.

The presence of the name alone is enough to distort policy recommendations and place Mali firmly on the frontlines of the War on Terror.