Perhaps the deepest problem with the We The People website from a political perspective is that the benchmark of its success, giving minorities the opportunity to put their issues on the agenda and thus win over a majority, is inherently risky.
And while this time bosses have blamed "modernisation" costs, there are deeper problems with the model of liberalised post.
Mahmoud Siakal, a former deputy foreign minister, said the bank's problems reflected deeper problems with the government and the financial system.
Mr. Morrell, the Pentagon spokesman, acknowledged deep problems with the Iraqi force on Thursday, but said the Pentagon opposed the recommendation to disband and remake the national police.
Terence L. Kindlon, Mr. Aref's lawyer, said the mistake was emblematic of what he called deeper problems with the government's case.
Immigrant, labor and church groups walked out halfway through the session Wednesday in Arlington, Va., banging drums and denouncing the hearing as a "sham" intended to gloss over deep problems with the program, known as Secure Communities.
Officers involved in training the national police units, which fall under the Shiite-dominated Interior Ministry, acknowledeep deeproblemsms with the police but said that they had been working methodically for months on retraining national police units to do exactly what the Jones commission was proposing — purge them of Shiite militants and install better leaders.
Miliband: "The banks caused a financial meltdown we'll be paying for, Google isn't about to do that, but I do have deep problems with the culture because it is short-term, because that letter [S-1] said even if it's in short-term interest we shouldn't necessarily do it if it isn't in long-term interest".
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.
