Sentence examples for unreasonable tactics from inspiring English sources
A senior Conservative MP has attacked Jeremy Hunt's "entirely unreasonable" tactics in pursuit of an "unachievable" seven-day NHS, claiming he misrepresented evidence to win public support in his long-running dispute with junior doctors.
However, these lessons were to be repeated many more times in the following years as German commanders persisted with their encirclement tactics and unreasonable expectations of what could be achieved in a given time and space.
Add this to the effects of sharp cuts in discretionary spending and the effects of economic uncertainty, however measured, and I don't think it's unreasonable to suggest that extortion tactics may have shaved as much as 4 percent off GDP and added 2 points to the unemployment rate.
"Tactics may include tight deadlines, unreasonable results and even threatening one's job.
The Senate majority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, accused President Bush of "crying wolf" and said, "These latest scare tactics represent the president at his most unreasonable, irresponsible and misleading".
A three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday reversed a lower court's dismissal of the lawsuit, which claims bite-and-hold tactics employed by police violated her constitutional protection against unreasonable search and seizures.
She accuses the society of using "bully-boy tactics" and adds: "I don't think we are being unreasonable".
Mr. Thompson said the appeals court had ignored the Supreme Court's insistence on the "totality of the circumstances" in earlier cases in which police tactics were challenged under the Fourth Amendment's prohibition of unreasonable search and seizure.
She sees the second option as a tactic to shame students and finds the punishment "incredibly unreasonable".
And it is unreasonable to equate legitimate techniques like trimming a play's redundancies with lazy tactics like stripping it of its flavor.
As someone who has endured an El Al interrogation, I find unreasonable the suggestion that I should suffer much indignity, discomfort and humiliation for a tactic that is ultimately cosmetic.
