"Every postwar German government, at some point, has been confronted with this problem," Mr. Foschepoth said of the surveillance scandal.
Researchers and engineers are confronted with this problem in a wide variety of industries ranging from transportation, HVAC, heat exchangers, and textiles.
In fact, all aging studies are confronted with this problem since both options include pros and cons: analyzing all trials leads to higher error variance, whereas analyzing only correct trials leads to a different number of analyzed trials in the different experimental groups.
At the confirmation hearing for Donald H. Rumsfeld, George W. Bush's choice for defense secretary, Mr. Rumsfeld should be confronted with this life-or-death problem and asked if he agrees with its cavalier dismissal by the Navy.
In this context, planners have been confronted with the problem of defining those characteristics of rural landscapes which are typical of agricultural and forestry activities and ecosystems.
To begin with we are confronted with the problem of equitable apportionment.
As a consequence, they are confronted with the problem to translate abstract new curriculum principles into concrete learning tasks.
In constructing the new national government, the Framers were confronted with the problem of how its officials would be chosen.
Tube designers are confronted with the problem of finding settings for a large number of design parameters that are optimal with respect to several simulated tube characteristics.
During the design of Tactos map, we were confronted with the problem of enabling users to access content beyond the screen viewport.
Gambling is everywhere and most schools have not been confronted with the problem -- or at least they haven't been smacked in the face by the problem.
