Sentence examples for rotten policy from inspiring English sources

From California, he fired away at this rotten policy and that corrupt politician.

George Osborne's benefits cap was always a rotten policy that played well in focus groups.

It's the whole, rotten policy that needs dumping with a return to public ownership".

But his core argument is convincing: that the unaccountable army and spies set rotten policies as hapless and thieving civilian politicians take the blame; the result is that Pakistan grows more fragile, posing still greater threat.

Anyway, freedom is apparently another word for people being allowed to have rotten insurance policies because when their shit really hits the fan all of us taxpayers are going to subsidize their misery anyway.

It was power itself that was rotten; evil policies, like the prosecution of the war in Vietnam, were the emanations of a fundamental corruption.

The Middle East is suffering the blowback from rotten U.S. policies, disastrous wars, and cultural turmoil.

The Soviet Union said the coup "demonstrated once again on what a rotten foundation Washington's policy in South Vietnam is based".

When opposition leader Bill Shorten pledged this week Labor would stand by the party's position of pricing greenhouse gas emissions, Education Minister Christopher Pyne described the policy as "a rotten, stinking carcass" that he would hang around Shorten's neck until the next election in 2016.

Unlike MPs, civil servants, or columnists, we know from the inside just how rotten and useless Whitehall prison policy is.

John Martin, president of the Edinburgh College Students Associationn, which also took part in the protest, said: "We organised yesterday's protest against Farage out of a belief that UKIP's policies are fundamentally rotten.