Sentence examples for guilt policy from inspiring English sources

Yetty Williams To manage my many demands and the many roles that I have I have a No guilt policy and I has a strong support system.

It has also set aside guilt-ridden policies of the past.

He said the "presumption of guilt" created by the policy flies in the face of the Pledge of Allegiance that students recite every morning.

The view in the last century was that through guilt, and possibly public policies such as taxes or regulations like China's "one child" policy, we could forcefully reduce human impact on the environment.

As Fraser himself wrote in March this year: "every Australian carries some part of the guilt for asylum-seeker policies that are inhumane and brutal".

Gosar expressed concern that the pope's climate change talk has "adopted all of the socialist talking points, wrapped false science and ideology into 'climate justice' and is being presented to guilt people into leftist policies.

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For him the guilt lies with the Thatcherite policy of right-to-buy and "failure to replace the stock that was sold off".

He eventually admitted that his language had been imprecise and he was really pointing the finger of guilt at the hardline "Zionist" policies of successive Israeli governments.

But the guilt really lies with the Thatcherite policy of right-to-buy and failure to replace the stock that was sold off.

Its policy embodies a presumption of guilt.