Sentence examples for unwise public from inspiring English sources

The continuing failure to provide judicial salary increases is simply unwise public policy.

In a letter to the judge, Nicholas G. Garaufis of the Federal District Court in Brooklyn, Michael A. Cardoza, the city's corporation counsel, said all of the judge's five hiring methods involved race-based quotas that were "both illegal and unwise public policy".

Rather than commend us for our determination, FORBES calls us monopolists benefiting from unwise public subsidies in "I'll Take Manhattan" (Sept . 30 p. 54).

And I thought it unwise to elevate public expectations by making the man out to be the devil incarnate and then leaving him in place".

The premise that PETA should simply be like other animal shelters and find homes for all the critters it takes in, regardless of their physical states, is unrealistic -- and unwise from a public policy perspective.

But should the ABC take his advice considering McLennan has spent much of his time at the helm trailing in fourth position in the ratings, beating only SBS? Hamish McLennan's foray into advising the ABC was almost as unwise as something his public relations guy Neil Shoebridge did last week.

Yet, there are critics like Jeff Goldberg, who will say that the administration's policy positions are correct, but that making them public is unwise.

Despite the Convention's rejection of a direct popular vote as unwise and unworkable, the initial public reaction to the electoral college system was favourable.

He changed his name to Bronson in the 1950's because he thought that the anti-Communist crusade then being conducted by Senator Joseph R. McCarthy made it unwise for someone in the public eye to have a Russian-sounding name.

"Running so many operations with combat implications without making them known to the American public is both unwise and ultimately undemocratic.

According to Bernard Shaw, Messager, concluding from the reception of La Basoche in London that it was unwise to offer the British public anything too intelligent, decided that the new opera was going to be as commonplace as possible.