Sentence examples for abandon problem from inspiring English sources

The transtheoretical model of change (TTM) of Prochaska et al [ 30] assesses the willingness to abandon problem behaviour, and hence to give a basis for developing effective interventions to promote change.

In theory, living wills would minimize systemic risk by providing central banks with a road map for supporting, nationalizing or abandoning problem institutions, or parts of them, especially if they have operations all over the world.

Since the "Abandon wind" problem is as yet still not understood, growth in the wind energy industry has slowed [2].

He should also heed Popper's warning not to "abandon real problems for the sake of verbal problems, the surest path to intellectual perdition".

Mr. Green and Mr. Ferrer made clear that they held different views on the extent to which the attack would affect the life of New York's next mayor: Mr. Green repeatedly described it as a central force that would require planning and preparation, while Mr. Ferrer said the city had to take pains to make certain that it does not abandon other problems in order to deal with rebuilding New York.

Then she abandoned the problem and said she was going out to do her errands, and suggested that Hemingway get dressed and go out and do his.

Residents in neighborhoods that make up the Near Northwest and West Side — treasure troves of vernacular architecture — describe what is happening to help solve the abandoned property problem as nothing short of "a movement".

Others still, despairing of any principled way of knowing what a law is, have abandoned the problem entirely and tried to develop a theory of law that bypasses it (Honoré 1977; Dworkin 1978 71 788).

If designer satisfies those requirements the analysis could be abandoned, hence, problem becomes more complex when openings are planned to be made in existing slab, the most common way to substitute additional steel reinforcement is to apply CFRP strengthening before cutting a hole.

The Philippines has an abandoned children problem.

The report of Molinari et al (1999) made it unmistakably clear as to why this treatment procedure was abandoned: the problems and acute side effects of IA chemotherapy over a temporal approach were too severe.