Sentence examples for perverse plan from inspiring English sources

Alan Johnson, the shadow Chancellor, has said that banks should take a more prominent share in plugging Britain's budget deficit, as he attacked the Government for its "perverse" plan to bring public spending under control.

The members say they will change that in March, in an appropriately perverse way: they plan to release five vinyl-only EP's (three 12-inch records and two 7-inch records) on five different labels.

Principles for reform include more transparency for loans and repayment plans, removing perverse incentives to over-borrow, consolidating the array of programs, and protecting taxpayers".

Obama's plan is the perverse opposite of this.

But the plan should avoid the perverse effects of Bruegel's "blue-red" proposal.

Let's hear your concrete plans for phasing out perverse subsidies as a start.

That means M.I.T.'s plan should not have the perverse effect of shrinking the initial Pell Grant awarded to a student.

In exchange, that same deductibility would extend to the individual market, reducing a perverse and inexplicable disparity with employment-based plans.

The plan hinges on the unique, and somewhat perverse, way the F.D.I.C. values the loans.

In a letter to the Times the group says defence cuts will leave the "newly valuable" Falkland Islands open to attack and calls the plan to axe the Harrier fleet "financially perverse".

"But we have a planning process, and we can't make perverse decisions".