Sentence examples for policy defects from inspiring English sources

First, his critiques have come to influence and reflect mainstream opinion elsewhere in the world; and second, the radicalism of the Bush administration has laid bare many of the structural defects in American foreign policy, defects that Chomsky has long assailed.

The policy defects underlying this could be those of a lack of function differentiation between tertiary and secondary hospitals and the absence of an effective referral system [ 21].

Consideration of changes in costs and hospital service use by members of different MI schemes could reflect policy defects and the need for ongoing reform.

But there is a policy defect, too.

A regional recall differs from the safety agency's typical policy of requiring defects to be corrected on all vehicles regardless of their location.

Nevertheless, current policy has major defects; too much techniques-based articles, diverged contents in less organization, combined enforcement and punishments and finally enforcing regulations full of commands and control.

VN: Finally, if there's one thing that stands out about the Empire's personnel management practices, it's Darth Vader's extremely robust zero-defects policy for his top leadership.

Modi claims that his industrial policy will have "zero defect, zero effect" – namely, high quality goods (zero defect) and no environmental damage (zero effect).

On the same day the poll was published, Richard Grayson, the former director of policy for the Liberal Democrats, defected to Labour.

Acknowledging that "the king [of France] has disarmed his people in order to be able to command them more easily," Machiavelli still concludes "that such a policy is … a defect in that kingdom, for failure to attend to this matter is the one thing that makes her weak" (Machiavelli 1965, 584, 586 587).

From the start, military strategists pointed out the obvious defects in a policy of air strikes against Isis.