ill-considered

It was FDR’s ill-considered decision three years earlier to move the date—then observed on the last Thursday of November—that sparked Congress’s action.

The situation is stalemated enough to have some GOP members floating the ill-considered idea of killing the filibuster for appropriations.

Centuries ago, she warned of man’s ill-considered rush to create artificial intelligence.

At a hearing earlier on Friday, Raza Husain KC, barrister for Palestine Action's Ms Ammori, told the court banning the group would be "ill-considered" and an "authoritarian abuse" of power.

Chief executive Dr Lucy Peake said the government's "confused and ill-considered approach" of boosting awareness of the scheme but not supporting this with extra funding "risks pushing more families to breaking point".