Sentence examples for policy hurts from inspiring English sources
Sadly, this is not just a hypothetical problem, because the policy hurts all young people.
The policy hurts the military by depriving it of the service of a large number of loyal and talented Americans.
With the present housing-market slowdown, the banking industry's reflexive automatic-eviction policy hurts its own bottom line.
As I've emphasized in the past, this policy hurts the rest of the world, increasing unemployment in many other countries, America included.
Ms Harbour, who left America's consumer-protection agency to become a partner at an American law firm that represents Microsoft, began by telling the gathered activists and digerati that Google's new privacy policy hurts consumers.
"Because domestic violence affects women disproportionately, this kind of zero-tolerance policy hurts women far more than men," said Ms. Lapidus, whose group is bringing the case along with Legal Aid Services of Oregon, NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund, and Advocates for Victims of Domestic Violence.
How badly does a broken immigration policy hurt the district?
You stress that U.S. foreign economic policy hurt the middle class without really explaining why.
"This weakened Poland's position in eastern policy, hurt our EU energy programme [aimed at reducing the EU's dependence on Russian gas] and strengthened Russia's hand," says Mr Zaborowski.
Since most changes due to public policy hurt some subgroups for the benefit of others, the Pareto principle remains generally silent.
Could climate policies hurt U.S. energy industries?
