Sentence examples for inconsistent policy from inspiring English sources

Isn't that an inconsistent policy?

But inconsistent policy has destabilised the UK industry, putting firms out of business.

Zero tolerance was originally conceived to reduce the problem of inconsistent policy enforcement.

The Czech interior minister, Milan Chovanec, tweeted: "The current biggest problem of solving migration is an inconsistent policy of Germany".

He has pledged to stick with Labor's (rather inconsistent) policy of pricing carbon to fight climate change.

Housing providers are social businesses, and yet so often, we are held back from fulfilling this social purpose through inconsistent policy, regulatory mandates and grant funding requirements.

The Czech Republic blamed Germany's "inconsistent policies" for the crisis.

He criticized his boss for appointing a welter of economic councils and advisory groups, leading to inconsistent policies.

Peru's finance minister, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, complained today that the fund bungled its dealings with Argentina by adopting inconsistent policies that were at turns passive and inflexible.

In addition, the M.D.C.'s restrictive and inconsistent policies on telephone access for detainees prevented them from obtaining legal counsel in a timely manner.

Because of inconsistent policies within Africa, seeds and fertilisers are generally imported from outside at high prices, with new innovations coming years later than in other developing regions.