Sentence examples for problems of the nation from inspiring English sources

IN March, a task force organized by the Council on Foreign Relations tried to reframe the problems of the nation's public schools as a threat to national security.

"He is thinking in the right direction and talking about the problems of the nation like corruption, poverty, economy," Mr. Jitender said.

"It fixes the political problem for Republicans, but it doesn't fix the problems" of the nation, said Rep. Steven LaTourette (R-Ohio), a close Boehner ally.

"I think that's really what our founders had envisioned: somebody who's lived a full life and you take that lifetime of experience and try to apply it to the problems of the nation.

He has promised to fight against poverty in American Indian reservations and to speak out against the crushing problems of the nation's rural poor.

Some say they are not sure that these jobs will have the staying power to help solve the problems of the nation's job market, and others note that green jobs often pay less than the old manufacturing jobs they are replacing.

Mr. Lieberman, who is retiring at the end of this term, said he opposed the Democratic plan as "inadequate to the problem" of the nation's budget deficit.

Lake Isabella Dam is just one acute example of a widespread problem: Of the nation's 85,000 dams, more than 4,400 are considered susceptible to failure, according to the Association of State Dam Safety Officials.

In his speech here, he excoriated Democrats for advocating a "socialist" solution to solving the problem of the nation's 44.8 million uninsured, saying the party's candidates encouraged a "nanny government" by proposing a greater government role in health care.

This is a problem of the nation.

This is no simple problem of the nation state getting weaker and non-state competitors getting stronger.