Sentence examples for illogical decision from inspiring English sources

The SNP's general election campaign coordinator, Angus Robertson, has written to Ofcom to query its undemocratic and illogical decision.

"I am still baffled by the decision of the PCB and I have nothing more to say in my defence for what is a seemingly illogical decision by the board," Yousuf said.

There has to be a point in time when we must come clean and admit to the blunders that we have been partners in committing, from the illegal, immoral and illogical decision to invade the country in the first place to the utter and shameful failure in keeping the country and the elements therein that wish for it to descend into a state of chaos under any kind of control.

"It's a crazy, illogical decision," said William Grover, of Louth and Horncastle.

Sinn Féin said the year-round display was an "illogical" decision that "flies in face of advice from the Equality Commission and legal advice".

"It looks like a move which is trying to hide a very ugly foul by the Manchester City player that resulted in exclusion, followed by a hasty and illogical decision of the coaching staff to withdraw the team from the field," he said.

He captures the underlying motivations and illogical decisions of his characters.

National Lottery money is finally being raised to improve the museum and gallery.Such inconsistent and illogical decisions over funding continue to be taken: Mersey Docks' application for a small EU grant towards redeveloping Liverpool Pier Head, to attract cruise liners, is being held up on the ground that subsidies "should not be needed in such a buoyant and expanding market".

His top ten list allows people to wall themselves in with illogical decisions and guns.

It simply says that without regard to the will of the people, those possessing the power of the state have no obligation to answer to anyone or even share whatever information they are using to come to their illogical decisions.

The managers make seemingly illogical decisions, not even realizing the misunderstanding (see Table 4c and 5c).