Sentence examples for problematic country from inspiring English sources

"Zimbabwe is far and away the most stable, most secure, least problematic country we've worked in".

Still, "from the point of view of the European Union we're not a problematic country," said Janez Potocnik, head of the country's negotiating team.

In a crowded field, the eurozone's second-biggest economy has beaten off the challengers for the crown of the most problematic country on the continent.

Yet in choosing to invest in Venezuela, energy executives and foreign diplomats say, Moscow is becoming involved in one of the most problematic countries in the region.

There are two schools of thought, here: some campaigners have called it venal; others are adamant that when you run a civilised, decent prison service, you have more influence engaging with problematic countries than you do if you isolate them.

Meanwhile, the police arrested the mayor of Harare, an opposition party member, for the crime of going to his office and trying to work.Mr Bush was hoping to spend most of his trip discussing less problematic countries than Liberia and Zimbabwe.

If likely financially problematic countries were removed or forced to endure severe austerity budgeting, Germany which exports 47% of its goods to Europe would be left wondering to which countries it could it export.

The most problematic countries were, in turn, Croatia for which the violation of invariance occurred five times (two factor loadings and three intercepts), and Poland, Albania and Hungary with violations of invariance occurring four times.