Sentence examples for tricky policy from inspiring English sources
Rather, the national debt forces on you a host of tricky policy questions.
"We've had our fair share of pretty tricky policy issues," he concurs.
The growing divide between a diverse young population and an aging white population raises some potentially tricky policy questions.
Ipsos Mori runs deliberative workshops on tricky policy issues where experts give evidence and people have time to think.
So the Bank is not good at forecasting growth, or unemployment, or inflation.Forward guidance was always a tricky policy, given that background.
"She was sky high in terms of popularity and air miles, but we all knew at the time that the tricky policy issues were still there.
British sources insisted the Prime Minister would confront tricky foreign policy issues including Iran, where Chinese firms have been accused of violating UN sanctions on nuclear development work, and Chinese links with African regimes.
It is also, like that previous slogan, meant to galvanise support by turning a long and tricky foreign-policy challenge into a simple, moral issue.
"I am ready to help them in any way," he said.The inexperienced new government is likely to need help both with pushing through the economic reforms required by the IMF and with some tricky foreign-policy decisions it faces.
This makes co-ordinating transport policy tricky, and increases the likelihood that politicians will squabble.
This throws up a tricky issue for policy makers and industry.
