I had asked about the pushback he got there after posting an anti-abortion message; he noted the difficulty of addressing, in a hundred and forty characters, more complicated kinds of policy, the sort that require compromise and extended discussion.
The OSA feels that people are unable to project their ideas of what should happen in the region, excluded either by the financial cost of attending the forum or the difficulty of addressing politicians and housebuilders.
Such measurements, however, are particularly challenging given the highly dynamic nature of Ca2+ signals, the complex architecture of the ER, and the difficulty of addressing probes specifically into the ER lumen.
The Orwell biographer D. J. Taylor acknowledges the difficulty of addressing this aspect of his subject's life: My own particular biographer's dilemma started with the discovery, in the files of the publisher Victor Gollancz Ltd ,of a letter sent to Gollancz himself in the spring of 1933.
"I'm certain that his views were influenced by what he learned in that trial, both substantively and procedurally," Ms. White said, referring to the detailed information presented about the nation's enemies and the difficulty of addressing the threat in a criminal prosecution.
("That's going to change," he added). I had asked about the pushback he got there after posting an anti-abortion message; he noted the difficulty of addressing, in a hundred and forty characters, more complicated kinds of policy, the sort that require compromise and extended discussion.
We need only to consider the difficulties of addressing climate change: foresightful planning and agreements a century ago would probably have been much less painful than trying now to restructure economies long dependent on fossil fuels.
WASHINGTON — House Republicans signaled Thursday that they were backing away from the centerpiece of their budget plan — a proposal to overhaul Medicare — in a decision that underscored both the difficulties and political perils of addressing the nation's long-term fiscal problems.
It is these difficulties, and the means of addressing them, that are the subject of this paper.
Some viewed the new curriculum as a means of addressing difficulties experienced in the traditional programme (such as volume of work, delayed exposure to patients), which were some of the reasons for Faculty's decision to institute change.
