"That's a problem for every policy shop in Washington.
This is a problem for monetary policy since bankers are likely to be more concerned about inflation and less concerned about unemployment than the rest of us.
The unemployed are treated merely as a problem for public policy, like sufferers from an illness which needs to be cured; Jobseeker's Allowance itself continues to exist seemingly as a (soul-sappingly minor) incentive for attending the government's obligatory CV workshops, back-to-work programmes and other sanitising therapy sessions.
However, due to consistent variations in ACSCs definitions and codes, comparison across different datasets and geographic areas is a problem for informing policy and planning [ 44].
"The rise in drug-related deaths at music festivals and night clubs is a growing problem for policy makers, health authorities and events companies alike," stated Shirley Cramer, RSPH chief executive.
Whereas under "the older, New Deal form of liberalism," there would just be a straightforward universal federal guarantee of health insurance — and if the website didn't work, well, it would be an inconvenience but not really a problem for the underlying policy.
One question is whether the possibility of value incommensurability poses a problem for evaluating government policy options and laws, more generally.
It is also not clear whether there is a problem for user-directed policy to solve, or what that problem is.
That's a problem of policy, not persons, for though Gordon has been a disappointment, Labour is a loyal party, and in a cabinet of pygmies he alone has the stature and experience to lead through difficult times.
The problem for policy makers is that replacing a significant proportion of European transport fuel requires anything but a modest response.
