用dilemmas造句子，“dilemmas”造句

The financial settlement underscores two of the dilemmas involved in decentralisation.

It looks neat in the briefing rooms But in practice is a messy, ambiguous business fraught with moral dilemmas.

That is one of the standard moral dilemmas that scientists are using to study how people decide between right and wrong.

Most schools in our country are adopting class system, are often trained by the paper's "Kuo" talent, how such conflicts and dilemmas only teaching reform.

The Chinese government unveiled two dramatic measures on Wednesday to solve its economic dilemmas with a massive issue of special treasury bonds to buy its ballooning foreign exchange reserve and cutting the country's longstanding interest tax on personal savings.

Use self inventories to initiate writing assignments about " character dilemmas.

Their only consolation is that emerging-market Banks face the same dilemmas as they venture abroad.

This strong rebound is bringing with it different dilemmas from those under debate in Europe, North America or China.

It’s interesting how we seem to have so many problems, so many dilemmas. But most of the time the answer to solving them is doing nothing.

Later series also dealing with the urgent dilemmas of her native land, such as Goter (2002-03) and Trackers (2005), are more bleak due to their less domestic focus.

They dealt with their dilemmas by mixing perhaps unintentionally an explosive brew.

He said cliched hotel packages of "roses, chocolates and champagne" just did not reflect the dilemmas of modern relationships.

To proclaim trust in God's justice in mercy in the face of life's tragedies and dilemmas is not punting, it's going for it on fourth down and long, with the entire game on the line.

The new breed of reformers might face similar regulatory dilemmas in more emotive policy areas.

The desire of entering cities of the new-generation rural migrant workers who are to be rural migrant workers and industrial workers has fallen into the dilemmas under institutional framework.

To stress the dilemmas of the issues so as to arouse people's careful pondering.

To be fair, Mr Paulson faced some dilemmas.

It could damage the patient-doctor relationship. But, they say, "This shift may be necessary until institutions take the responsibility for ensuring that patients rarely face such dilemmas."

The moral dilemmas intensified.