Sentence examples for erroneous policy from inspiring English sources

Mortimer B. Zuckerman, the chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, was quoted in a news report as criticizing the administration's position as "a very short-sighted and erroneous policy".

Since models are generally based on incremental analysis, failure to include appropriate strategies can lead to erroneous policy conclusions.

"Have the erroneous policies of the United States weakened Islamic trends that favor wisdom and democracy?

Why did China's leaders allow such erroneous policies to continue?

A spokesman for New Democracy, Yiannis Michelakis, accused the government of "rustling up a new administration to enforce the same erroneous policies".

"Have the erroneous policies of the United States made bin Laden more popular or more hated than before in various sectors of the Islamic world?" Mr. Khatami asked in a joint news conference with the Spanish prime minister, José María Aznar, during a three-day official visit to Spain.

If from a scientific perspective the disease no longer required isolation, patients sought to justify their continued privileges either as government duty to provide disease victims with compassionate care or as government compensation for past erroneous policies.

Key informants from the district health bureau also agreed that doctors in general hospitals evaded the regulation to report and refer TB cases, often by reporting new cases as relapsed cases, due to their (erroneous) perception that the policy allows them to treat these patients: "Last year, we did a survey in a big general hospital.

Pretending we have evidence for a cause when all we really have is an association can lead to erroneous and even harmful policies, and ultimately the deprecation of science as a guide to wise government.

Will that change the course of these people's destiny and those tested by nature, murderous policies, and erroneous calculations a third time?

The many erroneous or wrong-headed policies of the time generally came out of ignorance, especially of new developments in a changing world, rather than willful disregard of facts.