Sentence examples for incoherent policy from inspiring English sources

Trade spats, incoherent policy priorities, and mutual suspicions over climate agendas have all strained ties.

His popularity has defied incoherent policy positions, embarrassing verbal gaffes and, now, his unsteady response to charges of sexual harassment from the '90s.

Even as Mr. Calderón went to Washington this month to meet with President Obama, he lashed out at the American ambassador, Carlos Pascual, and at what he described as an "incoherent" policy regarding drugs and guns in the United States.

It is Mr. Rodman's contention that presidents who fail to act decisively, hoping their advisers will reach consensus, or who try to split the difference between opposing points of view, tend to make weak, inconsistent or incoherent policy.

America has chosen to govern itself through more indirect and incoherent policy mechanisms than can be found in any comparable country.Mr Teles goes on to observe that the kludginess of American government, like the kludginess of much software, often stems from the demand of backward compatibility.

If he were forced to relinquish Britain's opt-out from Europe's asylum relocation policy how could he secure any changes to the free movement of people within the EU itself?" The Telegraph argued that the UK was pursuing an "incoherent policy towards Syria" by "bombing the jihadists in Iraq but not in Syria" but believed "British attacks on Isil in Syria will arguably make little difference".

Dugdale lost so badly because faith in Labour has been ruined by its dysfuctional leadership and its often incoherent policy-making, as much by its alliance with the Tories in the referendum.

Strong rhetoric is often used to compensate for weak or incoherent policies.

Eight years of incoherent policies and inconsistent engagement make reviving American peace efforts harder — and more urgent.

Yesterday, in an unprecedented move, over 500 magistrates and judges signed a letter to Dati attacking her "incoherent policies".

Until the United States is willing to compromise instead of dictate, it will continue to lose influence through incoherent policies and arrogant assumptions.