Sentence examples for flawed policies from inspiring English sources

In its name, targeted universalism signals flawed policies that are either targeted policies or universal policies.

Targeted universalism signals flawed policies that are either targeted policies or universal policies.

It is our patriotic duty to speak out when egregiously flawed policies and strategies needlessly cost American lives.

But could it be as a prison reformer that Gove really leaves his mark, making transformative change to the country by reversing two decades of dismally flawed policies?

And policies, like austerity, that increase insecurity and lead to lower incomes and standards of living for large proportions of the population are, in a fundamental sense, flawed policies.

Flawed policies – not just austerity, but also misguided so-called structural reforms, which widened inequality and thus further weakened overall demand and potential growth – have undoubtedly made matters worse.

But choosing Petraeus means reupping with a fatally flawed policy, not revamping it.

Gemma Tumelty, president of the National Union of Students, said the government had "rushed through" the "deeply flawed policy".

This focus reveals a desperate drive to fit public sentiment -- as President Bush once fit intelligence -- around a flawed policy.

Andrew Kelly, director of the Centre on Higher Education Reform, called Mr Sanders' plan to oust American college tuition "a great talking point, but… flawed policy".

Mandatory minimum sentencing — in which the legislature sets a floor below which a judge cannot set the sentence — is a fatally flawed policy.