Sentence examples for difficult economic issues from inspiring English sources

At the Treasury, Mr. Rubin has won bipartisan plaudits for his handling of the reduction of the budget deficit and for many of the other difficult economic issues he has touched.

It is probably true that, given the financial crisis that had arisen, that the fact that both Tim and Larry had familiarity with financial crises was a plus, because I thought that we needed some people who could hit the ground running and would be comfortable dealing with some very large and difficult economic issues.

It faces difficult economic issues as well as a newly revived protest movement dedicated to stopping it.

We have identified and described four main barriers: a) the subsidiarity principle in EU policy-making, which introduces decentralization of decision making to the member states; b) fragmentation of the topic of the indoor environment; c) the differences in climate and governance among different member states that make a common policy difficult; and d) economic issues.

"This is why the [European Broadcasting Union] has made funding of public broadcasters in these difficult economic times a priority issue".

"However, it is right that as a major public service organisation, the BBC shows leadership on this issue during difficult economic times".

"The economic issues are often difficult, but the other way to look at this is that it's an exciting time". As part of the economic analysis team, Farrell will work with other governmental agencies on cutting-edge economic research, analysis of the competitive effects of mergers, and competition-enhancing deregulation policy in key sectors of the economy.

Hong Kong is emerging from some difficult economic setbacks, and there are two issues of far more interest to its people.

71, 132 Regarding females, access to fertility preservation seems to be more difficult than for males, regardless of economic issues, 23 which are a recognized barrier for females in some countries.

In a difficult economic climate, ODA is an emotive issue.

Hickenlooper ran for governor in 2010, a difficult year for Democrats, by focussing on economic issues and nonpartisan reform.