Sentence examples for a policy problem from inspiring English sources

Home health care poses a policy problem.

"It's a policy problem, not a debt-management problem," she said.

The housing crisis we're seeing unfold in the south is a political, not a policy, problem.

Plum Line: How do you view white nationalism as a policy problem?

The first refuge of any politician in trouble is that it's a communication problem, not a policy problem.

Older workers who lose their jobs could pose a policy problem if they lose their ability to be self-sufficient.

This prescription suggests that the president has a communications problem, when he in fact has a policy problem.

Does it "make a difference" if leaders tell the truth about a policy problem or an attack on our citizens?

Beinart notes (well-meaning Israeli diplomats who would "rebrand" Israel take note): "Israel does not have a public relations problem; it has a policy problem.

We're the 'money guys'!" Conservatives didn't have a policy problem, Brooks assured the audience: free-market economics still offered the best solutions for America.

Doctors and executives in the industry say it is a policy problem that requires immediate government intervention and increased government funding.