Sentence examples for noxious policy from inspiring English sources

The club owners – architects of the noxious policy – were of mixed heritage.

Sexual harassment is a deliberate, noxious policy of making life so uncomfortable for a female colleague that she is forced to leave (as in Sutherland's case), or it prevents her from getting increased pay, power and responsibility.

Those people are seeing the American people, who they've always tolerated and appreciated, in spite of noxious US military actions and foreign policies.

The issue of how neonates experience noxious stimulation is of clear significance with major policy implications.

Those institutions are still on course to do billions more in business with the coal industry because their new policies are narrowly focused on especially noxious or already moribund sectors of the coal industry in the developed world, while failing to address the continued expansion of coal mining and coal-fired power plants in the developing world. .

Warren's legislation is ambitious and far-reaching, drawing upon her focus as a senator ― and before that as a civil servant and law professor ― on documenting and lamenting the noxious effects of lobbyists and special interests on public policy.

In the last week, Cameron has supported the transfer, and, at Westminster, whipped the Tory party in support of the noxious, discriminatory 50 50 (Catholic/Protestant) recruitment quotas for the PSNI – a policy opposed by the UUP at Stormont.

Today's noxious mix of commodity-led inflation and tighter credit makes relaxing policy far trickier.

Like his Party's environmental policies, he is green in name only and emits noxious fumes.

If not, bending to Ukip and the Brexit-ultras – who are borne on the noxious rising tide of racism, and place immigration control as the overriding purpose of state policy – the amount of disinvestment, the disruption of trade flows and relocation of factories and offices to the EU will become overwhelming.

We conclude that, when focused on a single region, screening for potential weeds or noxious plants based on a small set of biological traits can be achieved with sufficient accuracy for policy and management purposes.