Sentence examples for odious policy from inspiring English sources

And if there were an organized boycott of an odious policy, as was the case with those opposing use of the Confederate flag by some Southern states, you should honor it.

The looming sequester, which would slash spending across the government, was created by both parties, after the failure of the Grand Bargain, in 2011, as a purposely odious policy, in order to force the two sides to reach a more rational plan to reduce long-term deficits.

The odious policy is driving off the best and the brightest.

Today is different, too, because our movement was not born out of protest against an odious policy, but against an odious mindset embodied in a deplorable person who nonetheless managed to take the Oval Office.

So I was shocked and revolted by what I found upon my return in the late 1980s, some 20 years later: hordes of homeless people, many of them children and elderly, living in the subways, pedestrian underpasses and rail stations; the faces of unspeakable human misery; and the all-too-human faces of Margaret Thatcher's odious policies.

The odious military policy known as "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" came to an end today.

The opposite finding would have disastrous consequences: institutionalized racism and odious social policies.

As part of his pitch, Mr. Mandela saluted FIFA's 1976 decision to expel South Africa for its odious racial policies, a move followed by other sports authorities.

Some find its foreign policy odious; others admire the ideals on which it was founded.

The Obama administration professes to oppose the odious and misguided policy of banning gay soldiers from serving openly in the military.

He has overturned some of the most odious Bush-era policies: banning torture and pledging to close the prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.