Sentence examples for patchwork response from inspiring English sources

House Republicans are now looking at a patchwork response, starting with a $9 billion down payment mostly for flood insurance.

There is, in short, no coherent transport policy, but instead a patchwork response to whatever schemes are put forward by rail enthusiasts or local authorities.

Any answer, however, will likely be a patchwork response that does little to alleviate the root problems that are pushing multitudes to leave their home countries.

"In the absence of federal actions," Liu said, "we are going to see a patchwork response from the state and local government and in some cases, it may create some inequalities between places.

But we've now decided that Tokyo Electric's patchwork response has reached its limit, and the government needs to come forward and quickly respond, even by using budget reserves," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told reporters.

There will be no single solution across the world but rather a patchwork of responses as countries make their own choices.

The actual realization of a modern bureaucracy at the federal level in the United States was a patchwork, reflecting responses to specific problems and its complicated system of political authority.

That's a terrifying prospect, considering that income inequality is already at an all-time high in the U.S. A patchwork of local responses threatens to exacerbate that inequality.

The full effect of the Supreme Court's decision is not yet known, but it may interrupt what appears to be emerging as a patchwork, state-by-state response to its decision Tuesday to look at whether lethal injection causes unnecessary suffering.

"The problem with UK counter-terrorism legislation over the past decade is that it has become a patchwork of knee-jerk responses to specific events, rather than something that has really been thought through," Inkster added.

However the EC stressed as one of its priorities in the wake of the judgement to issue "clear guidance" for national data protection authorities — specifically to avoid any "patchwork" or fragmentation in their response, and ensure a "co-ordinated European approach in the internal market" to ensure more clarity for businesses.