Sentence examples for illogical policy from inspiring English sources

"It's their own sort of wrong policy, ruthless policy, illogical policy," he said.

Many, understandably, interpreted it as just another example of Pyongyang's characteristically illogical policy logic.

'Join me in the wrong war at the wrong time at the wrong place'?" Although Kerry accused the Bush campaign of "mass deception," he let the president focus on that illogical policy.

I was reminded of this discriminatory and illogical policy after a recent conversation about student advocacy on Twitter.

The difference in how the UK and the rest of Europe deals with drugs has cropped up in the news once again, this time in showing up the UK for it's arguably illogical policy decisions.

Illogical policies such as "don't ask, don't tell" (DADT) provided just such rationalizations that placated those opposed to homosexuality while feebly attempting to accommodate those for which homosexuality is a reality.

His two attempts to suppress travelers from some majority Muslim countries from entering the US were very tourism un-friendly just on the face of it, as is the illogical new policy of not allowing airline passengers from eight majority-Muslim countries to use their laptops and tablets while they fly to the US.

And beyond that, this illogical and unreasonable policy would severely impact the capability to export U.S. agricultural products to vital foreign markets that have restrictions on GE material in food.

An influential former foreign minister and confidant of Mr Khamenei, Ali Akbar Velayati, called the president's policies "illogical" and took the unusual step of writing an editorial in a French newspaper, Libération, reportedly with Mr Khamenei's blessing, to state explicitly that the supreme leader was Iran's ultimate decision-maker.

I don't celebrate the practice of people entering the United States illegally -- but much of the flood of undocumented workers to places like Arizona over the last decade have been the result of many factors, including our own illogical laws and policies.

I appreciate the First Amendment arguments that universities make with regard to barring military recruiters from campus, but the policy is illogical and shortsighted.