Compensation is a big issue since, as regulators go, Finra doesn't work cheap.
"Maybe because of sequestration and frustration with the public, the time is right to act, and what I see from the president is probably the most encouraging engagement on a big issue since the early days of his presidency," said Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, who received a call from Mr. Obama on Tuesday.
"Maybe because of sequestration and frustration with the public, the time is right to act, and what I see from the president is probably the most encouraging engagement on a big issue since the early days of his presidency," said Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina.
That's a big issue, since so many layoffs are happening.
For SA, however, this is not a big issue since many sentiment-expressing features are not frequently used within an individual review.
And that may be a big issue since people have all kinds of different TVs with all kinds of different resolutions.
But now it uses the product for Web security (a big issue, since the insurer's site holds patient health data) and for terminating secure Internet sessions, as when a patient is looking at a doctor's bill.
She added later in the call that this is a big issue since "at some point [in the near future] we'll have to be a predominantly mobile company," meaning that at least half of Yahoo's staff will need strong mobile skills.
"I want all the kids to see that I'm losing weight". In second grade a classmate called him fat, but otherwise teasing, Cruz says, hasn't been a big issue since Abel started school.
Matching potential volunteers with causes that most engage them personally has historically been a challenge for nonprofits, but a bigger issue for many of them since the start of the recession has been that they have had to pare down their skilled employees, like lawyers and accountants, said Greg Propper, the executive director of ServiceNation.
And it's a bigger issue there than in the United States, since diesels are far more common in Europe.
