Presidents often address meetings of the governors, with those who have themselves held that office professing to understand the difficulties of state-federal relations.
These are the "states of flux" -- countries that opted for democracy, but have been so swamped by corruption and overwhelmed by the difficulties of state-building that their democracies are increasingly imperiled or virtually dead.
Out of the courtroom into World War II, Turow renders the agony of combat and the moral difficulty of state violence.
Because of the difficulty of stating plausible truth conditions for ceteris-paribus sentences, it is feared that "Other things being equal, L = kL0T" could only mean "L = kL0T provided that L = kL0T".
The difficulty of stating definitively which aspects of a component (content, frequency, delivery mode) are crucial to achieve the intended outcomes has already been highlighted [ 17]. "Some initial consensus on how to define a component is needed.
"The current financial difficulties of the state do not relieve, justify or excuse the State of North Carolina from its constitutional obligation to provide each and every child in North Carolina an equal opportunity to obtain a sound basic education," the judge, Howard E. Manning Jr. of Wake County Superior Court, wrote in announcing the hearing.
Opponents may also exploit the administrative difficulties of creating state insurance exchanges.
Moreover, L County was concerned about the difficulties of implementing state laws and regulations and put this problem aside for more than a decade.
The Medicaid program, which funds health services for the indigent and elderly, has been challenged by budget difficulties of many state governments [ 5, 6].
But today, the hoped-for revival has become a case study of the difficulties of turning state-run companies in Eastern Europe into private enterprises.
