Sentence examples for complicated policy from inspiring English sources

So they have focused their attention on a technical hiccup and tried to spin it as a symptom of systematic incompetency — if the Obama administration can't run a complicated Web site, it is incapable of managing a complicated policy.

It needs a government that understands important, but complicated, policy looks like reverse auctions.

The members try to take complicated policy debates and measure them with some objective number.

We didn't want the campaign to be something glib, inaccessible and full of complicated policy.

Muehlbronner said: "The UK will have to handle multiple, complicated policy decisions in areas including global trade, immigration and regulation.

"The ability to understand complicated policy issues is a skill you develop as a grad student," Dr. Wilson says.

"Folks, with less than 100 days until the most consequential election of our lifetimes, we've got to keep our eye on the ball," Biden says in the announcement, adding that the show will not have "complicated, policy-wonk language or acronyms.

That will complicate policy making in a political system already criticized as indecisive, as Japan struggles with challenges like the rise of China, the role of nuclear power after the Fukushima crisis and the ballooning costs of a population that is quickly aging.

But while China is a negligible market for the true behemoths that remain fairly popular in the United States, like the Chevrolet Tahoe and the Lincoln Navigator, the upward creep in vehicle size in China toward midsize cars and S.U.V.'s is complicating policy makers' efforts to limit total oil use.

These differences profoundly complicate policy decisions regarding nutrient intakes.

Geographic isolation complicates policy decisions, as the availability and lifespan of medicines need to be continually assessed to make accurate decisions about the shipment of medical supplies to remote communities.