Sentence examples for policy difficulties from inspiring English sources

The last thing they needed, given their leadership and policy difficulties, was to have to fight on yet another front, especially having promised to deliver "good government".

The policy difficulties, in other words, might be worth the political advantages of no longer having to defend the mandate in the court of public opinion.

Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. has confirmed that the Justice Department is examining whether Mr. Assange could be charged with a crime, but legal scholars say that such an effort would encounter steep legal and policy difficulties.

His point was that he was not adding the sum to the annual deficits over a decade, that he could find a way around the political and policy difficulties of ending well-entrenched tax breaks to offset the lost revenue.

Mr Cobain said the UUP was "riven with personal and policy difficulties" and was "politically exhausted".

Energy harvesting of high-altitude wind is not a simple task, because of technical and policy difficulties [15].

The policy difficulty is to decide not just on a new voting system, but the size of the new House of Commons.

The letter also warns Prell that the wind farm operator might not be able to remove the turbines and "remediate' his property if it suffers financial difficulty "for example because of a change in government energy policy, technical difficulties with the wind farm, or obsolescence".

The policy created difficulties in some recent cases — eight in 2011, according to Inspector Ciorra — in which a person survived for a time but died days later.

Though the policy caused difficulties in the early years, when people relied more on their offspring in old age and when premature death among children was common, it is now largely supported by urban Chinese.

That IPV policy has difficulty in terms of follow-through has been pointed out elsewhere [ 45].