Sentence examples for serious policy problems from inspiring English sources

When it comes to Eritrea, he argues, those different agendas breed serious policy problems.

That's a serious policy problem that's worrying me quite a lot".

"Judge Kaplan has held that fair use is not a defense to anything in the D.M.C.A., and if that's true, we have a serious policy problem and a serious constitutional problem with the statute".

"Colombia is one of the most serious foreign policy problems that we have," Mr. Busby said.

Trump claimed to have conferred with his foreign policy advisors (whoever they are) and, from that alleged discussion, concluded that Brexit is not a big deal (even though many others think it may lead to a dissolution of the United Kingdom, the fracturing of the EU and serious foreign policy problems for the United States).

These are two serious but different policy problems, and they call for two serious, carefully-crafted policy responses.

Despite some serious policy issues and problems, the communist leadership seemed to have the overall situation well in hand.

Nor, in the immediate future, is the issue likely to cause serious foreign-policy problems, though it is bound to cause diplomatic friction, for instance, at next week's summit in Delhi with the European Union.

Denial Deepens an AIDS Plague By far the most serious public-policy problem in Myanmar is AIDS.

Fourth, lack of serious policy proposals.

This is a serious policy issue.