Sentence examples for difficult policies from inspiring English sources

Nor are these particularly difficult policies to put in place.

Without tough, and politically difficult policies, New Jersey will never dig out of its debt.

"There had been difficult policies before, but this was obviously something different, something very unpopular.

Such actions result from an awareness that without these difficult policies, Israel's towns and cities will again be vulnerable to deadly terrorism.

Turning to the page headed "Child Labour", he says: "This was one of the most difficult policies to make sure we are not doing more harm than good".

"Shout Out" tells voters that Mrs. Clinton would spend much of her presidency undoing the Bush policies that have made middle American life more difficult — policies she has opposed from the start.

She also said she would continue the difficult policy of closing schools for poor performance.

"It was a difficult policy spot for all of us, as Jewish members," Schakowsky said.

Other one-term presidents have made difficult policy choices with harsh political consequences.

"During the last four years we have highlighted many and often difficult policy issues.

"The resolution of this difficult policy issue is not, however, the subject of this order.