Europe is reluctant to take on board a divided island with myriad problems, including United Nations peacekeepers stuck between Turkish and Greek troops.
A study by a group of Australian veterinary scientists has found that dog owners increasingly favour such types of small dog over larger breeds, but are unaware of the myriad problems, including breathing difficulties, skin disorders, overheating, eye conditions and premature death that are common in such animals.
It was not clear whether he also mentioned the courts' myriad problems, including the fact that some chambers are wedged into tiny rooms with banging radiators and peeling paint.
All countries are flawed and beset by myriad problems, Mr. Prime Minister, including my United States, including your Turkey, and it is my firm conviction that in order to improve conditions in our countries, in every country, the freedom to speak and publish without censorship or the threat of imprisonment is a sacred right for all men and women.
The lines were originally supposed to open by the 2008 Summer Olympics, but have been hobbled by myriad problems.
With financial markets weighed down by myriad problems across the globe, Fed policy makers can be counted on to be inventive, said Kathy Jones, fixed-income strategist at Charles Schwab.
So it is no surprise that Mr. Draper wants to transform overnight an institution that has long been dragged down by myriad problems: California's school system.
The cause was uncertain, but Mr. Miles had myriad health problems, including Parkinson's disease and dementia, said his wife of 61 years, Gloria.
In his new position, he will guide Bank of America through its myriad legal problems, including claims stemming from its ill-fated 2008 acquisition of Countrywide Financial, the subprime mortgage giant.
The world is grappling with a myriad of problems, including deepening poverty situations in many countries; especially the forest-dependent communities.
