Sentence examples for illogical planning from inspiring English sources
Cumbersome and illogical planning and environmental laws often halt infrastructure projects for months—or for ever.
Thus they will leave Princes Street, our main shopping street where no one lives, with greatly reduced pollution, but at the same time greatly increase pollution and noise for residential areas - what a master stroke of illogical planning!
Yesterday, three of the four House Republicans on the subcommittee that oversees the Census released a statement calling her boycott plan "illogical, illegal and not in the best interest of our country".
If the local authorities are telling us that the current state of social care planning is illogical and unacceptable, we must seize the moment and make it a priority to work towards a new governing framework.
On the other side of the Green Line, Israeli Minister of National Infrastructure Binyamin Eliezer is already talking about cutting down water quotas for Israeli farmers because the crisis is so severe, so it seems illogical that Palestinians are planning to massively increase their water consumption - via agriculture - as a basis for economic growth.
Sharon Dolovich, a law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, said the county faced a "tremendous blood-from-a-stone problem" and called the plan an "illogical, ill-thought-through response" to the state transfer of prisoners.
Mr Balls said that the loss of the UK's AAA credit rating was humiliating, and the chancellor's plans were "illogical and baffling".
Apart from lacking compassion, such fiscal plans are as illogical as thinking that astronomical budget deficits caused by $1.7 trillion in tax cuts will improve life for most Americans.
Ed Balls, shadow chancellor, is arguing that the government is illogical, having previously insisted that its plan A was essential in order to keep the AAA rating.
The problem is that this obscures the real news, which is that the outcome is a budget plan that is completely illogical from the point of view of rationally addressing the challenges faced by European citizens.
It is illogical to exclude environmental concerns from general health planning in light of the impact of the environment upon health.
