Sentence examples for egregious policy from inspiring English sources

They consider Mr Obama's "most egregious policy flip-flop" to be that he decided to run for president after pledging to serve his entire six-year Senate term.

No such edifying gauntlet faced the government officials and politicians who brought down 70 telecom companies through a series of egregious policy errors of telecom reregulation and monetary deflation.

If nothing else, it would free the U.S. from its complicity in an egregious policy.

Many of these moves have not gotten the same public attention as some of Trump's other more egregious policy moves, such as the "travel" (read: Muslim) ban or the disastrous decision to abandon the Paris climate accord.

Hence, for Democrats such as Foreign Relations Committee Chair Robert Menendez (D-NJ) to be complicit in helping these talks fail is not only an egregious policy error, with profoundly negative implications for the US and the world, but politically plays into the hands of the right-wing in the US.

A multilateral approach, with tough talk in private, is also more likely to succeed against other egregious policies.

And yet the RTS has gone through the roof.The charitable explain at least part of this by noting the sound macroeconomic management that the more egregious policies have obscured.

Obama's promise to shut down Guantánamo, to outlaw torture and begin reversing immediately some of the most egregious policies of the Bush era, gave Lewis hope that "the movement" had finally come to the White House.

Already national anti-choice organizations are gearing up for a fight to overturn Roe v Wade – a real possibility – and state legislators are starting to pass the most egregious policies with an aim towards making abortions impossible to obtain.

While DNA is now being used to exonerate many wrongfully-convicted people, it does not erase our legal system's egregious policies that have allowed this to happen.

So what is it about modern economics that allows conservative forces in the United States to draw so heavily, and with so little public criticism, on the support of certain economists for their egregious policies?