Sentence examples for problematic government from inspiring English sources

At face level, this sounds bad, but the savings will speed the process by which it repays TARP funds in order to avoid problematic government oversight; plus, the extra capital cushion puts the firm in a better position to make acquisitions of flagging competitors, should difficulties in the banking sector drag on.

And I think in general, the kind of realism on display in our relationship to Egypt has been a better model for dealing with problematic governments in unstable regions than some of the alternatives, from Iraq to Libya, that recent presidencies have experimented with.

Nevertheless, if even only 0.1percentt of Chinese products are problematic, his government will seriously address the matter, he added.

When lawyers suggested this would be problematic, the government modified the plan to "automatically" revoke the citizenship of an Australian dual citizen for such offences.

But Mr. Shah said the wave of bank debt coming due could prove problematic if government programs set up to provide liquidity to financial institutions go away.

If metadata at a large scale – phone data – is problematic for government to hold, then shouldn't there be limits on it at a small scale, including the Post Office (which is now photographing and logging every item it handles)?

"Given the potential for exported animals to be further re-exported, it would be problematic for government to adopt the industry proposed passport system to regulate greyhound exports, or to simply ban exports to nations deemed unacceptable by animal welfare groups".

An equivalent material support law that applied to domestic extremist groups would be unconstitutional and highly problematic: The government shouldn't be labeling U.S.-based organizations, whose speech is protected by the First Amendment, as terrorist organizations.

We pay attention because when Russia was Sovietized, it was the Russian Orthodox Church which suffered most and now, in post-Soviet days, deals with a newly problematic Russian government and sphere.

I feel like I've been responding to "I'm not a feminist, but…" since 1994; I should probably just call it "INAF-B" like a problematic, faltering government program, that has a portfolio and officers assigned to it, who specialize in its particularities.

Far more is at stake here than the quietism of a relatively small group of scholars working with Foucault and with the problematic of government.