Sentence examples for hypocritical policy from inspiring English sources
Mr. Friedman's friend Rami Khouri, a Jordanian writer, tells him he thinks the United States has a "hypocritical policy and applies one standard here," another there.
The conservative senator who has always been known for honor and clarity cited "vast complexities" as a reason not to change the hypocritical policy, whatever that means, as well as the fact that "the Senate vigorously debated it in 1993".
He doesn't know that just because our country applies a different, some say hypocritical policy to China, it doesn't make either regime any less oppressive, or any more acceptable.
In the coming years, NORML will join other local and national organizations in challenging the pharmaceutical remodeling of medical marijuana, a looming political trend that they call "anti-pleasure seeking, hypocritical" policy toward intoxicating drugs.
His statements at international meetings and on Twitter frequently attack what he calls the hypocritical policies of Europe and the United States.
In a speech in India on February 6th Mr Chaudhry lashed out at the IMF and other international bodies for imposing what he said were hypocritical policies on poor countries.
These terms have gradually been modified to represent narrower definitions as the definitions of preceding terms repeatedly proved to be too broad to include the targeted states and exclude the United States and its hypocritical policies abroad.
Corrosive, hypocritical western policy is one key subject that is constantly raised in conversations across the Middle East.
Just because they view Israel as an occupying power or believe that the west has a hypocritical foreign policy, does not mean that they are terrorists or will take up jihad.
A muddled and hypocritical foreign policy has created bitter enemies across the globe and angered US allies, yet Clinton supports the rudderless and demonstrably ineffective efforts of President Obama without a hint of irony.
Elections are the best way to end the hypocritical, ineffective policies that Mr. Kristof exposed.
