Sentence examples for outmoded policy from inspiring English sources
The body in control of British football operates an outmoded policy of Don't Ask, Don't Tell when it comes to gay players.
Obama acknowledged the risks posed by this outmoded policy even before he moved into the White House.
Overwhelming majority support gave politicians the political cover necessary to cast a historic vote to repeal an unfair, outdated and outmoded policy.
To bolster his policy credentials, the freshman senator recently rolled out a series of position papers and a new book, "American Dreams," in which he takes his own party to task for what he said was outmoded policy thinking.
We owe much of our current complacency and outmoded policies to the fact that we survived the cold war without a nuclear attack.
A new Army report concludes that military detention operations in Iraq and Afghanistan suffered from poor training, haphazard organization and outmoded policies, but that those flaws did not directly contribute to the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison.
As I will explain, poor instruction, racial insensitivity, and outmoded policies all contribute to educational failure.
Unfortunately, outmoded policies often make being there at key moments, including birth and illness, the very thing that harms a dad's ability to provide.
Chima Agwu, 20, a graduate of Belmont Preparatory High School in the Bronx, warned that disaffected students could punish Mr. Weiner for outmoded educational policies by not voting for him in the fall — assuming, of course, that he is a candidate.
This suggests to us that barring a major international crisis, the biggest problems Mr. Bush faces have to do with his outmoded environmental policies and a tax plan that, to borrow one of Mr. Bush's favorite terms, is in itself a form of class warfare.
