But the increases confront trading companies and Western retailers with cost increases and are making higher prices likely for American and European consumers.
Developing a full replacement plan will also force Republicans to confront trade-offs like how to pay for the plan.
Health care decisions are complex and involve confronting trade-offs between multiple, often conflicting objectives.
Mr. Trump strongly hinted last week that his goal in confronting trading partners was a negotiated settlement, as opposed collecting billions of dollars from new tariffs.
This will entail confronting trade-offs most people prefer to ignore and making hard-headed decisions on emotionally charged issues, such as the status of refugees and Dreamers — decisions Miller, with Trump's blessing, has begun tackling already.
The misery of twenty years of trade deals in the U.S. and the Americas needs to confront his Trade Ambassador.
The Sun, a jingoistic News Corp. tabloid that sells more than three million copies a day, praised Thatcher's proposals to slash income taxes, confront the trade unions, and privatize publicly owned enterprises.
He could not have guessed that the demand for Arab democracy would instead become one of his presidency's greatest foreign policy challenges, forcing whoever wins the November election to confront tough trade offs between American values and interests.
But with the trade unions firmly against labour-market reform, while demanding wage increases to match Italy's inflation rate of 2.4%, the government has simply shied away from tackling pensions.Despite Mr Berlusconi's reluctance to confront the trade unions, Italy still faces an autumn of labour discontent as contracts are renewed.
Even if they did have a mandate to confront the trade head-on, commanders decided that forced eradication would prove counterproductive, because, as one officer said, "in a population-centric campaign, we don't want to turn the farmers against us".
