Sentence examples for sham policy from inspiring English sources
It is a sham policy, as I wrote here.
In the U.P.S. case, the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, in a 2-to-1 decision, rejected the United States Tax Court's finding that U.P.S. used a sham insurance policy to move profits to an untaxed insurance affiliate in Bermuda.
A Suffolk County grand jury accused Roman Catholic Church officials on Long Island yesterday of protecting scores of pedophile priests for decades by using sham policies and a bogus "intervention team" to trick and silence victims, cover up crimes, avoid scandals and hold down financial consequences.
Last March in the Hooters case, a Federal judge in Florence, S.C. called Hooters' policy "sham arbitration" and concluded it was unenforceable.
That's not what Selig had in mind when he instituted his minority policy, but sham interviews were what he had in mind when he studied the Dodgers' request for an exemption.
I don't so much mind tabloid newspaper editors fitting out their reporters in Guantanamo gear; there's the selling of fish-wrapping to be done - and readers, a lovely 91% of Mirror readers, to be precise, see through the sham and support American policy.
"One can only hope two things – that there were officials in DECC prepared to advise against this doomed sham of an energy policy, and that they are not now disproportionately represented in the 200 civil servants forced to join the jobless thousands in the solar industry".
A commission attorney has labeled the Berkshire policy a "sham".
Selig is concerned and wants to make sure clubs don't turn his policy into a sham.
Romney's rhetoric is more informed than Michele Bachmann's, less nutty than Ron Paul's, and less self-admiring than Newt Gingrich's, but his line on Obama's record on national security and foreign policy is a sham.
