Sentence examples for policy trouble from inspiring English sources

Over almost the entire history of the Soviet Union, Mr. Yefimov's cartoons provided sharp commentary on subjects as varied as laziness on collective farms, bureaucratic inefficiency, the trials of Nazi leaders at Nuremberg, foreign policy trouble spots like Berlin and Yugoslavia, the Kennedy assassination and Mikhail S. Gorbachev's attempt to reform and salvage communism.

— From "Difficult Transitions: Foreign Policy Troubles at the Outset of Presidential Power," 2008, co-authored with Kurt M. Campbell.

He is still a punchline, to many a failed president, the source of today's economic and foreign policy troubles.

(From "Difficult Transitions: Foreign Policy Troubles at the Outset of Presidential Power," 2008, written with Kurt M. Campbell) Carries as baggage: Does not have a longstanding relationship with Mr. Obama.

But the launch also opens up a new vector for policy issues, and it's curious that Facebook would push forward on this given all its policy troubles as of late.

Ahead of the 2006 and 2008 elections, the challenge for Democrats is to unite these constituencies, protect themselves from attacks on social "wedge" issues, such as abortion, and highlight Republican policy troubles.

The health law eliminates these plans in 2014, when no lifetime or annual caps on coverage will be allowed, but in the meantime these policies trouble me a great deal.

Whether it's legal or illegal, I still find these company policies troubling, although it is a complex issue.

Another, on Madison Avenue, thought that policy would trouble tenants.

Yet they typically plunge on this sort of news, perhaps because the change in dividend policy signals trouble at the company.

In return for providing money, and an insurance policy against trouble, the main bank wielded a great deal of influence over a firm's management.