Sentence examples for acute policy from inspiring English sources

But bottom lines, national interests and acute policy differences remain.

PI can be regarded as a chronic rather than an acute policy problem.

For instance, he does not face an acute foreign policy crisis, at the moment at least, as Mr. Carter did in Iran, and a European-driven recession would probably not be associated with high inflation (although one set off by oil-price instability in the Middle East might).

Revenue losses are equally acute.LUK JOOSSENSBrusselsSIR The policy of raising tobacco taxes sharply is certainly good for health.

American leaders are therefore forced either to limit such actions or to accept a cost to their soft power when they go ahead despite foreign complaints.Were the euro to play more of a global role, as was once thought likely and as the French occasionally desire, these trade-offs would become more acute for European policy makers.

Perhaps owing to this, the influence of religion is perceived to be particularly acute in U.S. policy abroad.

The problem is especially acute nowadays, because insurance policies that don't cover any out-of-network care have become more common.

Our study shows that in 2007, in most Flemish acute hospitals, specific policies are available covering a wide array of end-of-life decisions, including euthanasia.

Our study shows a growing awareness of the importance of end-of-life policies and the implementation of these policies in acute hospitals in Flanders.

With its allusions to US foreign policy and acute observations of teen ennui, The Death Ray displays a genuine affection for the comic form and an urge to deconstruct it.

Despite acute tensions on markets, policy makers argue that the crisis is not as acute as it seems, and they refuse to be rushed into making decisions they might later regret.