Nevertheless, as Larry Pinkney says, Zimbabwe has some very serious issues to contend with – issues that the NBPP, or any other outside group, can't fix.
Mr. Doe is hardly the first person to contend with such issues.
However, users of those programs must contend with several issues, including software bugs, insufficient update frequencies, and software licensing constraints.
Sundance ultimately would like to sell all the shorts, but must contend with rights issues for some of the films.
Doctors rarely seek support from their colleagues when dealing with PAS requests, and contend with the issues in professional isolation [ 24, 106].
To contend with these issues, precipitation scenarios were developed using a tercile approach based on the format used by climate-forecasting agencies, such as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAA).
Research teams in London therefore not only have to contend with the recruitment issues faced elsewhere, but may face an additional set of issues associated with their location.
Major maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) centers must contend with issues of damage tolerance, efficiency, integrity and cost of repairs.
More recently, he has had to contend with thorny personnel issues.
A touchscreen watch wouldn't necessarily need any physical buttons so shouldn't have to contend with such anchorage issues.
That said, the PRC must still contend with the legal issues associated with its actions.
