Sentence examples for misguided expenditures from inspiring English sources
And the items mentioned so far are only the most obvious examples of misguided expenditures at the Department of Defense.
What was the impact of corruption and misguided expenditure?
California is a seething cauldron of misguided activities and expenditures, but this veto has to lead the parade.
The Court majority in Citizens United explicitly based its misguided decision on two grounds: campaign expenditures by outside groups would be made independently from candidates and full disclosure of the campaign activities would provide accountability to citizens and shareholders.
If organisms do not have to "choose" between devoting resources to reproduction or protective defenses, experiments aiming to force tradeoffs between these expenditures by limiting resources are misguided.
Financial speculators and corporate raiders force companies into short-term decisions, which increase share prices by holding down wages, sacking workers or skimping on capital expenditure.To a free-market enthusiast, the question might seem misguided.
Last month, in a 5-to-2 vote, the Montana Supreme Court rejected that misguided reasoning and upheld a part of a state anticorruption law banning corporations from making political expenditures from general treasuries.
In plotting his expenditures for this season, Wilpon not only had the Vaughn experience to ponder but also the misguided acquisitions of Roberto Alomar, Jeromy Burnitz and Roger Cedeño.
Take those away and social security spending as a proportion of the total government expenditure remains quite flat: Forrest then followed up his opening sentence with an even more misguided second statement: "Australia is becoming welfare-dependent and each of us must bear responsibility.
The Supreme Court's misguided Citizens United decision did damage enough to fair elections by freeing corporations to make unlimited donations to supposedly independent campaign expenditure groups.
