Sentence examples for dubious policy from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the sensible goal of rebalancing towards net exports can lead to dubious policy prescriptions.

New tax cuts, especially in place of spending, are also dubious policy.

Maybe this is what that commissioner meant when he spoke of a "dubious" policy that erodes faith in the police.

But when stimulus turned out to be dubious policy and disastrous politics, he was left with nothing else to propose.

Readers of early editions would have the (wrong) impression that there was no longer disagreement about macroeconomics.More important, the Keynesian basis of "Economics" means that large aspects of macroeconomics have been underplayed, and dubious policy prescriptions advocated.

It is unfortunate that the dubious policy of building settlements and the military actions of the Israeli Army are getting confused, in the public's mind, with the legality of Israel's holding unannexed lands until a peace agreement is signed.

Finally, in the "Changing Choices" section on his policy recommendations, Mr. Brill once again illustrates why dubious policies such as he describes can persist.

It is redolent of the classic movie "The Solid Gold Cadillac," with Judy Holliday as a scrappy small stockholder, challenging the board of directors about fat salaries and dubious policies.

If Democrats are serious about the latter, too, they can't just re-litigate the sometimes dubious policies of the 1990s.

A desire for positive headlines helps to account for several of the current coalition government's dubious policies, from a pledge to cap net inward migration, to the decision to shield the National Health Service from public-spending cuts.

Surely one of the most troubling legacies of the George W. Bush years will be the way in which legally dubious policies have been protected from public scrutiny on the ground of "national security".