Sentence examples for make bad policies from inspiring English sources

The big numbers allow governments to use fear and make bad policies.

History suggests that when politicians play to core voters they make bad policies; far better to colonise the political middle ground.

Activist ministers make bad policy and scare their officials into silence.

Ellen Weintraub, a Democratic commissioner, said: "You can't make bad policy because you are worried somebody is going to do something tomorrow.

"We can live in fear and make bad policy based on fear," said Patricia L. Caruso, director of the Michigan Department of Corrections, "or we can have some backbone and make policy based on what really helps our communities".

But they also argue that the Congressional bill imposing the Army's methods would make bad policy in the long run by stifling creativity and deterring serious study of a critical subject.

Such loans -- including recent multibillion-dollar packages for Mexico, Thailand, Indonesia, South Korea Russia, Brazil, Turkey and Argentina -- have drawn criticism because they are seen as expensive ways of rescuing countries that make bad policy decisions, as well as protecting investors who buy risky stocks and bonds.

It will not escape I.M.F. officials that Stiglitz is overly reluctant to criticize the governments of developing countries for making bad policies, which have done at least as much as the I.M.F. to keep poor people poor.

Bad history makes bad policy, and you couldn't have a worse historian than Hitchens.

It's not that I think that we're making bad policy judgments, I think we are running into resource constraints.

He wants to arraign Americans, and particularly those who fetishize the Dreyfus case without grasping its principles: that every accused person should be able to face his accusers in a fair trial, and that national panic makes bad policy and false prisoners.