Sentence examples for harmful policy from inspiring English sources

"We have ended a painful, discriminatory, harmful policy," he said.

"Our legislation will ensure that the city does not enable such a harmful policy".

The arrival of Corbyn, and his forceful opposition to this harmful policy of austerity, has had a salutary effect on the other candidates.

"This is a shortsighted and harmful policy that will leave over 10,000 New Jersey children without health insurance," Mr. Corzine said.

I hope that the Department of Education will now redouble its efforts to create more gifted and talented programs rather than make harmful policy changes.

Re "Africa: Aid or Harm?" (column, March 28), by Thomas L. Friedman: While offering meager trade benefits, the African growth and opportunity bill imposes harmful policy requirements on African countries.

National political figures are now quick to ask forgiveness when they've offended delicate sensibilities; conversely, they rarely take responsibility for truly poor decisions and harmful policies.

But Boehner said: "Republicans have consistently passed legislation to rein in the EPA and stop these harmful policies from taking effect, and we will continue to make this a priority in the new Congress".

"This will be a welcome change from the petty bitterness of Senator Reid, and the divisive and harmful policies that he favored, which Ms. Masto also supports," Mr. Holden said.

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.

"And we join them in staunch opposition to the president's harmful policies — but our party might be better off if we spent more time speaking in positive terms about why we're against those policies and, more importantly, what we're for," said Mr. Gillespie, who is chairman of the group he spoke to, the Republican State Leadership Committee.