Sentence examples similar to irrational policy making from inspiring English sources

And that's been the reaction of the German government [and it's anti-nuclear stance] — to elevate irrational policy-making into a sort of guiding principle.

What Wales has done is set a poor example of irrational policy-making, and of devolution as a champion of personal freedom.

Whilst this can sometimes be seen as a cynical delaying tactic, there are other occasions on which the commissioning of research provides the political system with a valuable breathing space, thus reducing the chances of irrational policy-making.

It becomes chaotic; you have irrational policy positions".

"The IPCC report makes plain that further delays in tackling climate change would be dangerous, and 'wait and see' would be a profoundly irrational policy," Stern wrote.

"The government's irrational policy has reached a breaking point," said Matthew Kumin, one of the lawyers.

Two policies made him famous.

Teenagers are irrational and make bad decisions.

Irrational fear makes you strong.

He calls these views "irrational," because, once they are translated into policy, they make everyone worse off.

Now, admittedly, just because the Republican strategy has been irrational doesn't make it inexplicable.