(Code category: 2, Agency combined with mentorship) Research that demands problem solving: Students with strong project ownership also exhibited more involvement in higher levels of problem solving and the ability and willingness to contend with problems that arose within the scientific inquiry process.
Only the American State Department, which also is contending with financial problems because of budget cutbacks, is larger.
You might think this is veering a bit out of our lane, but the project report on the translation work from legal and computer science scholars and builders Yoshiharu Matsuura and Amy Shee had a lot in common with problems we're contending with in our own shop.
Banks and brokerage firms have been contending with the twin problems of the mortgage meltdown and the credit market collapse in July and August.
However, the treatment plant may have to contend with other problems related to trace compounds in the biogas, problems that are much less well-understood.
William missed all that because his parents planned better, but he had another big problem to contend with, a problem called 'being born in the nineteen eighties.' The ONS have a handy graph that illustrates this vividly.
She and her family were contending with more pressing problems.
Meanwhile, Mississippi is contending with discipline-related problems.
But while police retirements also accelerated after Sept. 11, the police force was already contending with a retirement problem before the terrorist attack, in part because of a spike in the number of officers eligible to retire in 2000 and 2001.
For families that must contend with health problems like Angelica's, whose asthma predates living in her moldy apartment, the problem is all the more acute.
They had to contend with ever-growing problems in Asia and the resulting stock market turbulence worldwide -- and many managers fared poorly at year-end.
