Voorbeelden van ragbag

• The emphasis of the play then became totally displaced onto the language, evoking a ragbag of emotions that emerged from the old man's memories.

• The term social learning, as currently applied to animals, describes a ragbag of heterogeneous processes, with a variety of functions, found in a broad array of vertebrate and invertebrate species.

• I despair of that ragbag of a body which finds it so easy to waste time and public money fiddling around with stuff like this.

• That is what the people of this country need, and indeed what they expect, and not an expensive ragbag of out-of-date irrelevancies.

• My final point, in response to this ragbag of new clauses and amendments, is about honesty in sentencing.

• It is a ragbag, and that is a reasonable thing to call it.

• It is impossible to see what conceivable rationale there could be for such a ragbag of diverse and diffuse functions.

• I am not associated with a "ragbag of fanatics ".

• Perhaps it would be more in the nature of a respectable portmanteau than a ragbag.

• Unless it puts the family at the centre, any package of measures will be a ragbag of strategies that will ultimately prove fruitless.

• It would be a mistake to judge it as no more than a ragbag of wrong-headed impractical proposals, full of glaring omissions.

• It is a comprehensive and complicated measure, almost a ragbag, in which a number of provisions have been slung together.

• This is an area in which we should be much more interested rather than holding a ragbag political debate.

• It is a ragbag of measures with no clear or coherent strategy, and nothing to tackle the causes of crime.

• It was referred to in the minutes of evidence as being open to the description of a ragbag of different and assorted statutes.