Sentence examples for tricky issue for the from inspiring English sources

Security is a tricky issue for the US and African states alike.

Civil liberties is a tricky issue for the Conservatives, who have both a libertarian wing and an authoritarian one.

The fate of St. Jerome's, which is a historic landmark, was a tricky issue for the cardinal.

Interference of LightSquared's signals with GPS systems is a tricky issue for the F.C.C., telecommunications experts say, because the interference appears not to be the fault of LightSquared.

With rising concerns about the economy and jobs in particular, trade is a prime example of a tricky issue for the candidates, let alone the next president.

They've already had five months to sort this out -- clearly it's a tricky issue for the Church, caught between the moral case and the financial one.

Meanwhile, beneath the superficial appeal of Cameron's reaction lie some tricky issues for the opposition.

But if you think roads, booze and fags are tricky issues for the aid industry to tackle, try obesity – increasingly present among poor communities in poor countries, as a recent visit to South Africa brought home to me, often side by side with malnutrition.

This might be right, but it is a tricky issue for Turnbull, because the moderates – his familial group in his home state – are the folks saying you need to tread carefully with democratisation to ensure you don't trigger a branch stacking frenzy where the ultra right start determining all the preselections.

So, any bragging about economic revival by the LDP will have to wait until then.That raises a tricky issue for Mr Mori: when to call the general election that must be held before October 19th, when the present four-year term of the lower house of the Diet (parliament) ends.

Figel and Boykas say that membership in trade associations like the US Chamber of Commerce is a tricky issue for companies.