Sentence examples for wilful policy from inspiring English sources
The homeostatic condition is maintained by wilful policy decisions and 'nudges' from government (the nervous system), but can be perturbed by various destabilising causes (pathogens) whose damage the law tries to limit through the policing system (the immune system) followed by a system of restorative justice (wound healing).
Its immigration policy suffers from the same wilful blindness.
According to Morrison, this proved the policy had been developed with "wilful disregard" for Australia's economy and would seriously "undermine" the country's economic wellbeing.
Cuba's otherness stems as much from America's wilful embargo as it does from any policies of the Cuban state; and it is America, not Cuba, which has insisted on Cuba's isolation.Poverty has gone hand in hand with this isolation.
Labour officials accused the Tories of "a deliberately and wilful misinterpretation of Ed's words to dodge their record on foreign policy".
Dame Shirley and her former colleague David Weeks were condemned by John Magill, the district auditor, of "wilful misconduct" and "disgraceful and improper gerrymandering" after an investigation into her housing policy.
In which case to say that ethnic groups do not exist but are imposed by MC policies on heterogeneous populations is philosophically naïve, sociologically false and a wilful misrepresentation of multiculturalism.
But in this case, Osborne's wilful blindness to the green economy, despite it ticking every box he demands for every other economic policy, is doing great harm to the "Britain of the future" that he said on Monday he wants to build.
If only British politicians would do what Aodhán Ó Ríordáin has done – take the time to listen to the communities where drug addiction hits hardest, to witness first hand how our drug policies are causing unjust neglect and punishment of our sickest citizens – they might realise the wilful stupidity of the status quo.
