Sentence examples for erratic policies from inspiring English sources
Argentina's hardball tactics and erratic policies did not endear it to investors.
Their erratic policies also reflected profound domestic challenges in key states.
Although the government's erratic policies and irresponsible borrowing have since made his plight a national issue too, Britain is not yet being wildly misgoverned.
Successive governments failed to resolve these debates because of erratic policies made under pressure from both military and human rights groups.
The new president, U Thein Sein, a former general who was part of the military junta that ruled the country for two decades, has in six months in office signaled a sharp break from the highly centralized and erratic policies of the past.
Mr Bajnai, who has not ruled out a return to politics, would be an obvious candidate to lead it.Meanwhile, as Hungarians watch the value of their assets vaporise, in large part thanks to the government's increasingly erratic policies, Mr Orbán smirks his way through press conferences.
Business types drone on about uncertainty and erratic policy-making.The president is even getting an earful from her own camp.
Etisalat, a telecom company based in the United Arab Emirates; Eni, the Italian energy giant; and Fraport, a German airport developer, are either withdrawing from India or are said to be considering such a move because of delays and erratic policy changes.
According to Bloomberg, the purported explanation was no more than a "cover story" intended to conceal the erratic policy process in the White House and Trump's eventual change of mind.
But markets have moved wildly in the past two months, in part because of Trump's erratic policy pronouncements — a pattern that only seems to worsen when there are signs the economy is showing signs of future weakness.
Regarding the editorial "North Korea, again" (April 5): While North Korea's erratic policy has been endangering global and regional peace, recent public insistence by China and Russia on the need to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula may signal greater readiness for serious Northeast Asian cooperation to end such adventurism.
