Sentence examples for thorny right from inspiring English sources
Over the past decade, western diplomats have been quick to pull their punches over thorny human rights issues.Yet this is not merely a story of western indifference.
Three other new books delve into equally thorny questions of right and wrong, though with perhaps less Dostoyevskian gusto.
Still, everywhere he goes, he has been drawn to a similar thorny problem: the right price to charge to insure against potential losses from extremely unlikely financial events.
Then there is the thorny issue of rights ownership.
Various issues around the question of animal rights had recently turned thorny, in part because animal rights are perhaps not highest on Chouinard's list of concerns.
The two also do not see eye to eye on the thorny subject of human rights.
That will take time, and Mr Clinton unexpectedly raised at once the thorny issue of labour rights.
Baca is now responsible for Peru's wealth of archeological sites, its cultural heritage and the thorny issue of indigenous rights.
The vote on trade with China was the culmination of months of debate weighing the merits of trading with China against thorny issues like human rights, religious persecution and national security.
The people of Palatine, Ill., a middle-class suburb of Chicago marked by generic strip malls and tidy cul-de-sacs, had not spent much time debating the thorny questions of transgender rights.
