Sentence examples for solution that poses from inspiring English sources

Brian Cathcart, director of pressure group Hacked Off, said it was time that newspaper publishers "stepped up and accepted what is a workable, fair solution that poses no threat whatsoever to freedom of expression in this country".

And his approval message suggested that he was signing the measure with misgivings: The governor described the return of the lever machines as "a poor solution" that "poses significant problems for voters," including people with disabilities.

The hardships facing these refugees and their families are beyond most of our understanding, and my thoughts and prayers are with them, but I will not support a policy that is not the best solution and that poses risk to Arkansans".

They want a solution that would pose the fewest risks and costs to the taxpayer.

It's a simple, common-sense solution that helps us manage the enormous risk posed by freakishly large banks.

Decriminalisation is a simplistic solution that fails to recognise the complexity of the problem and ignores the serious harm drug taking poses to the individual.

That poses another $8 billion drag.

But even that poses challenges.

That poses a concern for the Yankees.

That poses all kinds of challenges".

That poses a dilemma for the neighbours.