Sentence examples for policy vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bush has spent his presidency pledging support for the troops, and reports of problems in their care has exposed political and policy vulnerabilities that the Democrats have seized upon.

In addition to being crucial in determining Senate control, the Democratic incumbents in these two battleground states share the same political and policy vulnerabilities.

But it's another indication that in addition to painting Obama as an ivory tower, big government meddler and business sector ignoramus, Republicans are increasingly focusing on the president's foreign policy vulnerabilities as they hone their attack messages in advance of 2012.

Oil's policy vulnerability is not so much the pollution it causes.

Such a question may well turn out to be far more a foreign policy vulnerability for the Clinton campaign than even issues that Republicans love to flog like the 2012 Benghazi attack.

The attack and its aftermath has emerged as Mr. Obama's biggest source of foreign-policy vulnerability.

Multilateralizing this policy of vulnerability would be profoundly destabilizing and would encourage further missile and nuclear proliferation.

The external causes included government policies, the vulnerability resulting from small size, competition from larger businesses, civil strife, natural disasters, and general economic downturns.

Since 1950, passwords have been the weakest link in an organisations security policy, causing numerous vulnerabilities.

Expect further downside risks to emerging-markets assets (in particular, equities and local and foreign currency debt), especially in economies with significant macro, policy and financial vulnerabilities.

As part of a bipartisan group of the nation's leading cybersecurity experts, we just released recommendations for the next administration on improving the nation's policy on security vulnerabilities.