For this reason and because the biosemantic program hereafter, simply biosemantics—is an unexpected and fascinating extension of evolutionary biology to a longstanding problem in philosophy of mind, it merits a close look.
In 2010, a federal judge in New York City convened a task force of prominent immigration lawyers, academics and advocates to tackle a longstanding problem: the dearth of legal representation for immigrants fighting deportation.
"Just like the campaign finance rules, the ethics laws mean little unless they are effectively enforced," said Don Simon, a Washington election lawyer who is counsel to the group Democracy 21. "And just as with the campaign finance laws where there has been a longstanding problem with lack of enforcement, so too, with the ethics rules".
The massive release, announced on Tuesday by the Department of Justice (DOJ), will take place over a four-day period from October 30 to November 2. "It's a great first step in addressing a very longstanding problem of over incarceration," said Gary Feldon, chair of the American Bar Association's Section on Civil Rights and Social Justice Criminal Justice.
A longstanding problem in the molecular theory of transport is the calculation of the temperature variation of the shear viscosity of highly viscous liquids [1].
This illustrates a longstanding problem in human behaviour, of which sustainability is just one facet.
"This is a symptom of a longstanding problem with the unemployment insurance programs," Mr. McHugh said.
To these people, the crackdown on illegal awnings was not an irrational attempt to raise money, but a welcome recognition of a longstanding problem.
High rates of premature birth are the main reason the United States has higher infant mortality than do many other rich countries, government researchers reported Tuesday in their first detailed analysis of a longstanding problem.
