The basic dilemma of work and home was addressed, if not resolved, at the town hall.
Nobody knows what 50,000 drachmas will be worth if Greece defaults on its debts, but Kiritsis and his colleagues have for months been exposed to the basic dilemma of Syriza.
The basic dilemma of Mongol rule in China the Mongols' inability to achieve a durable identification with Chinese civilian institutions and to modify the military and colonialist character of their rule became more apparent under Kublai's successors and reached a maximum under Togon-temür, the last Yuan ruler.
This calls up the basic dilemma of art versus artist: How do you distinguish between an awful personal history and great cultural contribution (aka The Woody Allen Dilemma or, for those of us still rolling around in the year 1993, the R. Kelly Conundrum).
But the basic dilemmas in the Gaza Strip remain unchanged.
The original analytical framework contains three basic dilemmas that guide the comparative description and four sets of explanatory factors to account for differences in outcomes.
The paradox stems from the basic dilemma that underpins the economics of fashion: for the industry to keep growing, customers must like this year's designs, but they must also become dissatisfied with them, so that they'll buy next year's.
At least at the national level, it may be the first serious attempt to confront a basic dilemma: The problems of child-care are as much about quality as cost, yet addressing the former makes the latter worse.
The Administration was confronted with a basic dilemma: The likely winner of a direct and open election would be a Shiite religious party.
In addition, the Ebola crisis brought to the forefront basic dilemmas concerning responsibility and reciprocity among developed states and LMICs.
