Sentence examples for nations problem from inspiring English sources

The cross-party support for a new high-speed rail link to the Midlands and the north is one attempt to find new ways to tackle the two nations problem.

Harrison laments the fact that after nearly a decade in power, the Blair government appears no nearer understanding the causes of the nations problems.

Maybe it will bring some bi-partisan spirit to solving the nations problems.

It's a country problem, a nation problem.

The most ardent federalists, he remarked pointedly, came from countries like Germany, Italy and Belgium with a "nation problem".

The Confederation of African Football estimated 1,000 but it may not be that many, with the late change of host nation, problems with accommodation and fears about Ebola dissuading many.

"Our philosophy tells us that [other nations'] problems are also our problems.

Military suicide is the nation's problem, not just the Pentagon's.

The implication is that they will soon be some other nation's problem.

But even top-tier nations face problems.

In fact, in poorer nations development problems are often the central focus of local stakeholders (governmental and nongovernmental).