Sentence examples for policy pitfalls from inspiring English sources

For Bernanke, who built his reputation on studying the policy pitfalls that marked the runup to the Great Depression and the "lost decade" in Japan, it would be a neat swansong to announce the beginning of the end for QE, which he was instrumental in dragging out of the textbooks and into the real world.

In some regions, small-scale low productivity farms persist despite modernisation pressures and policy pitfalls.

President Obama's effort to pivot America's foreign policy to Asia -- as highlighted by his selection of Southeast Asia for his first foreign trip since his reelection -- offers not only ample economic opportunities but also many foreign policy pitfalls.

According to this research, to be successful, "sustainable transport policy must avoid the common transportation policy pitfall of ignoring the larger systems in which transportation activity is embedded".

She began holding Democratic soirées in hopes of fostering party consensus on avoiding those campaigns' foreign-policy pitfalls.

MARTIN INDYK and Kenneth Lieberthal of the Brookings Institution discuss the foreign-policy pitfalls and opportunities facing Barack Obama, drawing on the think tank's Presidential Briefing Book.

The policy's pitfalls are common knowledge: it has engendered an economically perilous demographic crunch and human rights abuses such as forced late-term abortions, abducted infants and the use of violence to collect fines.

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Of all September's potential pitfalls, policy error by the Fed is the one troubling markets the most.

This article will outline some of the possible policies -- as well as the pitfalls of the policy proscriptions.

Still, foreign policy experts warn of pitfalls ahead.