Sentence examples for misguided bill from inspiring English sources

"Today was about protecting our economy, our communities and, especially, our schools from this costly and misguided bill".

"We'll get to that," Senator Harry Reid, the majority leader, said last month, after taking up a misguided bill to punish China for currency manipulation.

"This is a misguided bill that provides a huge tax cut to the most well-off Americans at the expense of working families," Mr. Clinton said.

Congress has delivered to President Clinton a misguided bill that would deny the American people access to information that is vital to maintaining an open, democratic society.

Fight for the Future likens tomorrow's event to the previous anti-SOPA protests, which rallied Internet users against a misguided bill known as the "Stop Online Piracy Act" that had been criticized due to how it would harm existing web companies' ability to do business in the name of fighting piracy.

Please email Governor Sebelius, asking her to veto this misguided bill, before the April 16th deadline.

"By bringing misguided bills like this one to the floor instead of a comprehensive jobs plan, it is clear that House Republicans are still in the dark," Mr. Hoyer said in a statement titled "Not the Brightest Idea".

The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, a free speech watchdog group, told HuffPost in a statement the two "misguided" bills being pushed by Campfield would "impoverish the exchange of ideas precisely where it is supposed to be most robust".

"The PBA had zero input on the revisions to this legislation, and if the Council really didn't want to discourage officers from exercising discretion and policing proactively, they would have abandoned these misguided bills altogether," he said in a statement.

In California, we have worked alongside the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence (the Partnership) and found ourselves repeatedly needing to educate legislators about misguided bills that would have required a parental notification and opt-out clause essentially equating the subject of dating violence to sex ed.

Nixon described the bill as "a misguided measure that punishes children".