Sentence examples for vile policy from inspiring English sources

How he can continue to stand by this vile policy is beyond me.

The imported Arabs were victims, too, "tools for a vile policy, for Saddam wanted to create the environment for a permanent civil war between Kurds and Arabs".

Owen Smith, the shadow work and pensions secretary, said it was beyond him how Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, could "continue to stand by this vile policy".

In quite a crowded field, it would stand as the vilest policy introduced by the coalition so far.

The Whigs, while out of office, denounced the vile Democratic policy for turning lucrative customhouse and other posts over to supporters, but once in office they resorted to similar practices.

Mao himself reportedly authored an article cryptically condemning Khrushchev's détente policy as vile revisionism and reiterating Chinese willingness to confront nuclear war.

Clinton has accepted responsibility and apologized for the use of this vile term and the failed policy.

"The man is so vile that regardless of his policies, I couldn't have voted for him," said Mary Lou Dicken, 68, who traveled to Washington from Cumberland, Maryland, with her son.

In the past he has used Twitter to criticise Jack Straw ("a vile git"), Tony Blair, Yvette Cooper (for allegedly advocating policies similar to those of the British National party), Rachel Reeves (for allegedly being similar to Ukip), Tristram Hunt, and Chuka Umunna.

Rather than initiating discussion, or advocating for more humane policy, we react to the most vile and nihilistic voices on the right.

Andrew Fisher, a former union activist, also referred to Tony Blair and Alastair Campbell as "scumbags", called Jack Straw a "vile git" and accused Yvette Cooper of pushing "racist" policies when she was shadow Home Secretary.