Sentence examples for policy scandals from inspiring English sources

The technologies aside, the Scale conference was evidence that Facebook will keep hacking, policy scandals be damned.

Although Grant's Administration had many successes during the first term as President in the economy, civil rights, and foreign policy, scandals associated with the Administration were beginning to emerge publicly.

The pass-through strategy was common in US international activities from approximately 1948 until 1967, when an article in Ramparts magazine uncovered the CIA's covert funding of the National Student Association (a youth organisation), and caused a major foreign policy scandal.

This was a public-policy scandal.

Though the phone hacking and policy bribery scandals had revolved around the now-shuttered News of the World, recent news developments suggest that the remaining papers, The Sunday Times and The Sun, may be tainted as well.

Why not use national security policy for scandal management?

When voters tire of center-right governments' implementing austerity policies, and scandal and attrition in office take their toll, the pendulum may swing back to the mainstream opposition.

"The investment environment remains toxic because of corruption scandals, policy inertia and fierce political opposition have stifled progress on reform".

The news comes at a difficult time — when the government, already weakened by a series of policy blunders and scandals, is attempting the delicate task of stimulating an economy already burdened with enormous debt.

But they believe the nature of the coalition is "speeding up the ageing process" of the Government, with policy rows, ministerial scandals and difficult local elections adding to the clamour for change.

In the past, Finchem has stood by the Tour's lack of a drug policy, despite the scandals that have plagued sports like baseball, cycling and track and field.