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But it also highlighted deeper problems with the WHO, involving funding, structure and staff.

And while this time bosses have blamed "modernisation" costs, there are deeper problems with the model of liberalised post.

Terence L. Kindlon, Mr. Aref's lawyer, said the mistake was emblematic of what he called deeper problems with the government's case.

Mahmoud Siakal, a former deputy foreign minister, said the bank's problems reflected deeper problems with the government and the financial system.

From where I sit as a public school superintendent, these concerns are well placed, but they are only symptoms of still deeper problems with the current overemphasis in state and federal policy on standardized testing as a method to judge student performance.

But the crisis has exposed deeper problems with the banking industry.

But there are deeper problems with this crusade, besides the recurring thought that taking this oath might be a form of ambition.

The deeper problem with the Basel Committee is it overrepresents the euro-zone Europeans.

None of these studies addresses a deeper problem with the way industrial policy tends to develop over time.

But there is another, deeper problem with the guidelines: They risk subverting the therapeutic enterprise altogether because they emphasize group identity over the individuality of the patient.

And this points to the deeper problem with the President's announcement today, which is the same problem that afflicts just about everything that happens in Washington these days.