Sentence examples for challenging policy from inspiring English sources

The appointment places Hutton at the heart of one of the most challenging policy areas for the new coalition.

Delegates will consider the potential for strengthening science advice to governments in a variety of challenging policy contexts.

For the world economy as a whole, the IMF said low and falling growth coupled with rising inequality made for a challenging policy backdrop.

Josh Isay, a managing partner at SKDK, attributed the firm's success in communicating challenging policy issues to a team that has "decades of experience working in the highest levels of government, the news media, corporate America, labor and political campaigns".

In his broad opening remarks to the inquiry, Heferen warned that tax was "a challenging policy area" and any changes needed to be considered carefully because there were high risks of overreach.

The Obama administration has moved to stop Nato's top commander in Afghanistan, General Stanley McChrystal, from publicly challenging policy after he described as "shortsighted" proposals to greatly reduce the number of US troops fighting the Taliban.

But city governments also own many of the businesses within their borders, making these businesses think twice about challenging policies like license plate restrictions.

But now, with challenging policies compounded by the revelations concerning the unease of Lib Dem ministers, she is less sure of backing Elwyn Watkins, who was defeated by Woolas in May and is now standing again.

Minneapolis has become a modern day Selma, proving ground for the viability of the movement by marching and challenging policies that contribute to the inequities experienced by blacks in education, housing and the criminal justice system.

More and more, these cases are directly challenging policies designed to protect our air, water, and climate including a moratorium on fracking in Quebec, a nuclear energy phase-out and new coal-fired power plant standards in Germany, and requirement for a pollution clean-up in Peru.

It's certainly possible that Obama will not be affected at all by the voices he puts around him, and that - as I wrote earlier - he is banking on getting center-right Establishment figures to carry center-left Establishment-challenging policy.