There is a modern Japanese aphorism that advises: Fix the problem not the blame.
Linking it directly to the health of the animals and the quality of the milk, Wightman advises, "Fix the soil, fix the health".
The state legislature might have been advised to fix the faulty record-keeping that led to lists like that, before inviting controversy over voter IDs.
In the collaborative care model, we use the metaphor of airline safety procedures, in which parents are advised to fix their own oxygen supply first before attending to the child [ 24].
If there is any news relating to 9/11 matters, he sends e-mail messages to the entire list, advises families, fixes things.
Like many conservative "solutions" such as burning books that offend them (for example, Harry Potter), it attacks a perceived problem with an ill-advised fix; more often than not this actually makes the situation worse.
Healthy people and patients with degenerated discs were advised to divide fixed resting time into short and separated periods as much as possible, as illustrated by Case 4. In this way, axial effective stress could be reduced and pore pressure could be increased to a maximum, which were beneficial to restoration of the damaged disc.
The engineers advised the Y.M.C.A. to fix the dam within a year.
Heathrow said the problem was fixed but advised travellers to check with their airline before coming to the airport.
In the late 13th century, St. Nicephorus the Hesychast produced an even more precise "method of prayer," advising novices to fix their eyes during prayer on the "middle of the body," in order to achieve a more total attention, and to "attach the prayer to their breathing".
"I've seen houses where you walk in and they haven't cleaned up after their dog and there are clumps of hairballs that roll across the floor and blow away". Winick advises sellers to fix pet damage — clawed doors and screens, scratched floors and lingering odors — or expect a 5%to10%0% hit to the home's selling price.
