The state also has endemic problems, including elected judges who are under political pressure to mete out the death penalty and a speeded-up appeals process with a low reversal rate, which trouble some officials and experts.
The majority of those living in a country in which about 70% of the population is under 30 certainly want to see its enormous economic potential exploited to solve endemic social problems, including spiralling unemployment and a housing crisis.
"But the lack of progress in addressing a number of deep-rooted problems, including political marginalization, land disputes and endemic corruption, appear to have taken a toll.
The drugs available for the treatment of this endemic disease are old, expensive, and associated with other problems including safety and drug resistant parasites.
Weak or absent management of other endemic human resource management problems include absenteeism and moonlighting was also evident in several in-charges' fatalistic approach to these issues.
Thai democracy was weakened by endemic corruption, including pretty blatant vote buying in rural areas.
Finally, disturbance typically reduces species diversity (especially of native and/or endemic species), but also causes species turnover, typically with forest specialists replaced by grassland generalists, and endemics replaced by non-endemics (including invasives).
He cited the dismantling of a nuclear weapons proliferation network led by the Pakistani scientist A. Q . Khan and the capture of Qaeda leaders including Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, as examples of the intelligence agencies' recent successes, and he portrayed the failures involving Iraq as reflecting isolated rather than endemic problems.
Or endemic problems with drugs and gangs.
Alone, it cannot overcome such endemic problems as racial tensions.
