Sentence examples for implemented bad from inspiring English sources

A valid point that goes in tandem with the Second Amendment argument is that if gun control were implemented, "bad people" would still acquire weapons and "good people" would be left defenseless.

However, the views of the median legislator or agenda setter may differ from the median citizen's, and an unchecked legislature can implement bad policy.

They implement bad retail management practices in their education system.

Thus, it is crucial to analyse how the public investment plans in NGANs should be designed and implemented during bad times, under scarcity of public resources.

But the blame lay not with junior officers forced to implement a bad policy but with the senior echelons of a colonial government that was rotten to the core.

This measure is in practice the ideological cover for requiring EU governments to implement the bad economics of continuously seeking a zero fiscal balance ("balanced budgets").

The minister says the panels recommendations will be implemented, but warned bad timing could create more disaffection, distraction and failure.

Please tell me why the Freedom of Migration Act, if implemented, would be bad for the country.

"As long as it isn't fully funded and implemented," Mr. Walsh said, "the bad guys can still float through the country and commit horrible crimes".

Good or bad, if implemented by restaurants, this could be one of the largest barriers to adoption by consumers.

We used a method for detection and repair of bad volumes implemented in the ArtRepair toolbox (http://cibsr.stanford.edu/tools/human-brain-project/artrepair-software.html; Mazaika et al. 2009).