Adding their voices to the demand for more food assistance, the National Black Caucus of State Legislators passed a resolution last week declaring that hunger was a "national problem that undermines the ability of children to learn and grow, of adults to be productive and the elderly to live in dignity".
Last week, the president called the fence a "problem" that could undermine efforts to build confidence between the sides; today he referred to it as a "sensitive issue" that he would continue to discuss with Mr. Sharon.
The push to shore up Irish finances reflects the desire of some officials to get ahead of a problem that could not only undermine Dublin's recovery efforts but also threaten other weak economies in Europe like Portugal and Spain.
The lawsuits reignited the debate about whether the Can-Spam Act was tough enough to confront a problem that is threatening to undermine the usefulness of e-mail, by far the most popular day-to-day application of the Internet.
Madison admits that requiring a large portion of members of Congress to be physically present would make Congress more deliberative, but it creates a problem that is much worse: it would undermine energy in government.
We try to avoid repetition herein, and instead of rehashing all of the points made in our previous discussion, we will concentrate on a few fundamental problems that undermine the whole premise of the original paper.
It's "a solution in search of a problem that doesn't exist; an effort to undermine an Obama Administration initiative for the sake of being contrary; and a move that will widely impact Indian communities without any formal government-to-government consultation," the former official said in an email. .
Michelle Highman, chief executive of the Money Charity warned: "We are leaving lasting problems that undermine a generation of students".
"Support for the moratorium is based on a growing recognition that there are widespread, systemic problems that undermine any confidence that the death penalty in this country is imposed reliably, fairly or justly," said Elaine Jones, president of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, who testified at the New York City Council hearing.
There was still a woeful lack of competition for these coal leases and numerous other problems that undermined the effectiveness of the program.
