Sentence examples for law is problematic from inspiring English sources

As regards the first reason, he has argued that the distinction between domestic law and general law is problematic.

The NBA is keeping the All-Star game in the state for now, but said the law is "problematic".

"This law is problematic for us in the short term," said Celestin, 14, as he informed drivers that the road was blocked.

"Undoubtedly the system and the child registration law were problematic.

The new law was problematic for the Iowa Turnpike for a couple of reasons.

said, initially, that he wanted only parts of the health care bill repealed, before clarifying that he thought the whole law was problematic and potentially unconstitutional.

Although voter ID laws are problematic everywhere, Pennsylvania offers a particularly good case study of why they're unnecessary and damaging.

The federal government has issued guidelines that pull back on enforcement in states that have adequate protocols in place, but California's lax laws are problematic.

In the article, she also said campaign finance laws were problematic because they could "serve as incumbent-protection devices, insulating current officeholders from challenge and criticism".

"The ethics laws are problematic for people who might want to return to the private sector; they arguably go farther than is necessary and may be keeping good people from government," said Robert B. Ward, deputy director of the Nelson A. Rockefeller Institute of Government, a research organization focusing on state government.

Weingarten acknowledges that the current tenure laws are problematic, and said that the state of California should "work together" to improve them.