Sentence examples for problems if it from inspiring English sources

While the above issues are both real and really difficult to solve, the IRS would have fewer tax fraud problems if it kicked its addiction to Social Security numbers and found a new way for taxpayers to identify themselves.

The ultimate take-away value is that America could fix its problems if it could define a consensus about what those problems are.

Or the huge oil revenues could be seen as proof that Iraq has the resources to solve its own problems if it would only use the money.

Mr. Bullard raised that warning obliquely in his speech Tuesday, suggesting that while the United States might draw temporary advantage from the European crisis, it must "directly address" its fiscal problems if it is to retain credibility with credit markets.

In an internal report in 1991, however, a corps engineer said that Sunoco, the largest refinery on the river, would face several problems if it tried to deepen its berth.

The catch is China's issues with actually enforcing these standards on the ground – a problem that is likely to cause Beijing increasing problems if it doesn't find a way to reconcile its commercial ambitions with ensuring a safe and peaceful reception for the growing number of Chinese companies and workers in conflict-affected countries across the world.

For ensuring sustainability, the Programme but especially UNICEF must strengthen its managerial capacities and delve further into the structural problems if it is to achieve greater and better benefits and services for right holders.

They will also want to avoid problems if it ever came to repossessing the property.

"The government will have serious problems if it has to negotiate the passing of every law in the coming months".

And that's the problem (if it is a problem).

There would be a problem if it was the opposite".