Sentence examples for ludicrous policy from inspiring English sources

"This is ludicrous policy because it will cost jobs," Mr. Gormley said.

I know it is a totally alien concept but what is so complicated about that?" Miliband said: "Everybody knows you have to drop this ludicrous policy.

And readers, let me tell you, if someone else, of a different political persuasion, tried to argue for such a ludicrous policy move on such flimsy grounds he would fry them.

He launched a strong attack on Labour's plan to spend more in the short term to boost growth, describing its "ludicrous" policy as: "We would borrow more to borrow less".

Alyson Brody, from the emails: As a member of the Western Australian public, it needs to be noted that the majority of the public here DO NOT agree with this ludicrous policy put out by the Barnett government.

But now I think that last-in, first-out is a ludicrous policy.

The Lib Dem talks with the Tories moved remarkably quickly and smoothly, certainly far faster than equivalent negotiations elsewhere in Europe, and they gave both party leaders the opportunity to jettison their party's most ludicrous policies, to their evident relief.

In the meantime, we're stuck with Goodell and his ludicrous policies.

The ludicrous discriminatory policy that has historically held sway over certain golf clubs is a drawback for the sport in general, regardless of country.

What an occasion that promises to be, though one has to hope that the Scottish Football Association's ludicrous pricing policy does not prevent a capacity crowd from turning out as it did for the game against Georgia.

But that poverty stems, in large part, from ludicrous government policies such as those governing the import and sale of cars.Cars are so scarce because no one can afford to buy them.