Sentence examples for haphazard policy from inspiring English sources

"Indeed, much of the instability in the world is a product of its legacy of individualism and haphazard policy making".

"So that's why the UK has done badly in recent years: either the public choose something that pleases them, or the BBC has a haphazard policy of choosing the song".

Bradley Tusk, who said he felt "forced" to vote for Hillary Clinton this year because of Trump's haphazard policy stances, told our audience at Disrupt SF that he'd offer funding and political support to startups that bring the voting process to mobile phones.

Father and son crossed the U.S.-Mexico border in late May, where they were shocked to discover the chaos and confusion wrought by the haphazard policy change.

Almost two-thirds of financial advisers fear that if they flog pensions to moderate earners they may later be accused of mis-selling.Outsourcing policyLabour's haphazard policy-making thus contributed to the mess that the commission had to sort out.

At the same time, it ratifies what many other reporters and former insiders have said about this administration's ad hoc, often haphazard policy-making process, while suggesting that the West Wing has grown increasingly dysfunctional over the years, with the aides Karl Rove and Dan Bartlett "constantly at war" with each other, and other staff members not on speaking terms.

But it did give us a potentially alarming glimpse into the haphazard way policy is formed in Trumpland.

Whatever the case, these events cry out for the need for legislation that will replace ineffective and haphazard enforcement policies with ones that work, are fair, and reflect American values.

Other sources called Grab's management ineffective and their policies haphazard, and claimed that the office it opened in Seattle in January is symptomatic of its struggle to attract and retain talent in Southeast Asia.

But the Bush administration, paralyzed by the war in Iraq, mounted only a haphazard and absent-minded policy.

Tough political rhetoric, and the failure to take into account the impact of new legislation and haphazard changes in sentencing policy, has driven the prison population up at a dramatic pace.