Sentence examples for incoherent plan from inspiring English sources

Her friends have insisted that she was leaned on by Labour's London HQ to drop support for the devolution of income tax resulting in an incoherent plan.

He said: "I believe that no Labour MP should be conned or browbeaten into supporting this incoherent plan, which threatens to involve Britain in its fourth war this century".

We've seen human rights used as a political punchbag, and incoherent plans for a "British bill of rights".

When I challenged the government in January over its incoherent plans for the forestry estate, I was dismissed as "hysterical" by the Defra minister for forests, Jim Paice.

Ben Lando, founder and Iraq bureau chief of Iraq Oil Report, said Iraqi government security forces told him that they had been "hampered by inconsistent supply lines and incoherent strategic planning," and that there was no clear plan to back up or rescue the government's forces at the site.

But despite the extra resources this will require, the government is closing one in 10 jobcentres under its incoherent austerity plans.

That plan's incoherent smorgasbord of items includes a cut from 35percentto25percentcent in the corporate tax rate.

The chairman, powerful as he was, lacked the political standing to challenge the Chief Executive As an economic document the Reagan plan seemed incoherent; as a political document it seemed inspired.

Trump's defense of his economic plan was incoherent.

But for firms, political meddling dubbed "stroke of the pen" risk has also created chaotic and incoherent regulatory policies, making planning trickier and hampering investment.

But critics have warned that the plans are incoherent and are being driven by private housebuilders, and that Osborne's garden city label is a misnomer.