But in a letter to the accountability office, an agency official asserted that problems with screening applicants and monitoring fraud were the responsibility of the federal agencies that issue the contracts, not the Small Business Administration.
As Kelso asserted: "The problem with conventional financing techniques is that they address only the productive power of enterprise and the enhancement of the earning power of the rich minority.
McClellan cited Vioxx, asserting that safety problems with the drug could have been detected in months rather than years if the FDA had been able to sift through information in health-care databases.
Finally, ELT students asserted that instructional problems with regard to doing self-assessment and peer-assessment are other reasons for the challenges of implementing self-assessment and peer-assessment.
Corollary 4.5 and Corollary 4.6 assert that Problem 2 has a positive answer when (m=NS>A) and (m=T>A), with (r=2) and (r=3), respectively.
There is always a problem, you assert with the arrogance of a film critic, with stage adaptations.
Alyssa asserts that "the problem with Islam is Islam," and goes out of her way to avoid being fair and balanced, including trying to influence Claire's attitude toward Mo.
All the talk on the intellectual (or pseudo-intellectual) right seems to be about Charles Murray's book Coming Apart: The State of White America, which asserts that the problem with blue-collar whites is … declining family values.
In discussing the scarcity of rock artists that make a successful transition to classical music, Mr. Queenan asserts, "The big problem with rock-classical fusion is that with the exception of 'The Juliet Letters' and a few short items by Zappa, it doesn't sound especially original".
But even that letter contained a falsehood: It asserted that "The problem with the short-form certification is that it could easily be obtained for a birth that took place out of the state or out of the country.
