Sentence examples for dreadful policy from inspiring English sources

Saul Eslake, of Bank of America Merrill Lynch in Australia, calls it a "dreadful policy" that would not bear out Mr Abbott's claim that it would raise productivity.

The works on the top floor – free, after years of a dreadful policy of charging entry to this one small bit of the biennale – are a lacklustre ensemble.

All these could start working again if Mr Mugabe's dreadful policies were reversed.With the right medicine, Zimbabwe could recoverA recovery plan would have to include a restoration of respect for property rights, an end to price controls and more responsible fiscal and monetary policies.

He gave away the mindset -- basically the same chilling, dreadful policy-making mentality under whose influence we've already suffered for almost eight years.

Something very like Oceania continues with its dreadful foreign policies, as Michael Moore's film Fahrenheit 9/11 pointed out.

It was attacked by a foreign enemy on Sept. 11, 2001, and it has suffered since then, as have other cities and states, from the effects of a bad economy and dreadful fiscal policies in Washington.

It routinely prescribes dreadful antigrowth policies, such as higher taxes and the inflation-inducing debasement of domestic currencies through big devaluations.

Perhaps they believe they don't deserve anything better than the dreadful Republican policies that have shafted America.

And it has been dreadful on foreign policy.The most likely outcome of an election, if one were held, is that Law and Justice and Civic Platform would win 25-30% of the vote apiece, and Self-Defence would be the only other party in parliament.

It is a dreadful piece of economic policy — essentially a giant effort to aggravate income inequality.

On Tuesday in Parliament there seemed only limited support for the legalization of recreational cannabis use, although Norman Lamb, a lawmaker for the centrist Liberal Democrats, spoke about the "dreadful hypocrisy" of government policy.