Sentence examples for indefensible practice from inspiring English sources

That means ending the indefensible practice of dumping uncertified and unqualified teachers into the poorest and neediest schools.

The new law requires health insurance companies — starting in September — to end their most indefensible practice: rescinding coverage after a policyholder gets sick.

Bonus pools based on profits (though not revenues, an indefensible practice) may be seen as a problem now but are clearly more closely tied to performance than a fixed base salary.

Administration officials had two early successes: pressuring insurance companies to immediately end their indefensible practice of rescinding coverage after a policyholder becomes sick and to immediately start covering children with pre-existing conditions.

Jamie Martin, a former special adviser to the Department for Education, writing in Prospect, said being able to charge EU students full international fees would end "the indefensible practice of charging foreign students differently according to their nationality".

It's a pretty indefensible practice.

State judicial leaders need to take on these indefensible practices.

Even if the CIA had tortured a morsel of useful information out of someone, they still resorted to indefensible practices.

Such is the inherent defect of law-enforcement unionism: It's peopled by those with a material interest in maintaining and enlarging the state's most indefensible practices.

However, these formulae are often used to compare observed samples rather than estimated communities, leading to statistically indefensible practices such as discarding data to 'normalize' samples to the same size.

The trouble is the culture in which public sector plump cats operate reflects indefensible private sector practice that pays all manner of absurd salaries and bonuses to some very fat cats.