Sentence examples for naive policy from inspiring English sources

One exception was her attempt to "reset" relations with Russia, a naive policy failure she tried to mask by comparing Vladimir Putin to Adolf Hitler after last year's invasion of Ukraine.

Norway's Mr Bingen, less charitably, says this is a naive policy, "as if we were a peace-research institute or a development-aid agency" rather than modern nation-states.Sweden set the pace during the cold war by supporting African liberation movements such as the African National Congress and then giving huge dollops of aid to favoured countries such as Tanzania.

Far-right conservatives posture as nuclear tough guys, but push a shockingly naive policy.

PiS and its rightwing media allies are successfully portraying it as a den of politically correct madness, where hopelessly naive policies have put Europeans at increased risk of Islamic terrorism and being overrun by migrants.

And all this without any of the repercussions that come from supporting platforms that turn a blind eye to the mess they've created with their ridiculous and naive policies!

To simplify implementation, we used a naive security policy to ignore all touch events generated by programs.

Dole asserted that President Clinton is pursuing a naive, misguided policy toward Russia and Yeltsin, who Dole claimed has repeatedly undercut American diplomatic efforts in Korea, the Middle East, the Balkans and elsewhere while embarking on an increasingly authoritarian path at home.

Initially, Trump appeared to think he could outsource the problem to China, a strategy deemed simplistic and naive by foreign policy experts who say Beijing has limited influence with the North and strategic interests that diverge from the United States'.

Inspired by a 1983 incident in which two lower-level arms negotiators from opposing sides broke diplomatic protocol and went for … (Spoiler alert: Try to forget the title). During their rustic excursion, the naive, uptight American policy wonk and the gregarious Soviet pragmatist develop a friendship and a possible strategy to break through their nations' political impasse.

Admit that its doctrinal premises were supremely naive and its policies deeply corrosive to American influence?

Sanders has been criticized for such promises, and particularly for his vow to end mass incarceration by the end of his first term, with skeptics calling his policies naive or impossible.