Sentence examples for policy pose from inspiring English sources

Trump may oppose the perilous movement toward war with Russia, but his provocation of China and hints that he may abandon the US's long-standing "one-China" policy pose serious dangers.

In conclusion, unlinked death records and changes in official cause of death coding policy pose methodological challenges in large population-based linkage studies with follow-up over decades.

Metro argued the policy posed concerns about worker fatigue.

Sophie Peer, from the children's advocacy group Chilout, said the policy posed real risks for unaccompanied children in detention.

A Barclays survey of 400 of its clients found that a significant majority believed that "mismanagement" of fiscal policy posed the most significant near-term threat to markets.

The demands that each policy poses to the computing platform are analyzed and different operating system architectures providing flexibility and adaptivity are discussed.

This policy posed a series of difficult decisions for New York state and federal housing officials, as well as the federal courts.

Changing the sibling-preference policy poses incredible challenges to families, many of whom are low income, who would be forced to shuttle their children between multiple schools, often in multiple boroughs.

The absence of a written policy posed a problem in the sentencing hearing Wednesday for Ibrahim Ahmed Mahmoud al-Qosi, a former cook for Osama bin Laden, who pleaded guilty last month to conspiring with Al Qaeda and providing material support for terrorism.

Most citizens of this country identify themselves as professing some religious belief, but the state's policy poses no obstacle to practitioners of only a tepid, civic version of faith.

"Considering the scale of this vote, we urge Exxon to sit down urgently with its investors to agree the reporting it will provide on the risk that climate change policy poses to its business.