If they do not want to meet the same fate as the Essex men of 1381, they should not settle for the ruler's sops, but push instead for outright revolution while they still can.This dilemma sets up the book's main thesis: democracy is a solution to the elite's commitment problem.
The personal dilemma sets up their why.
But this small window into her current dilemmas sets up a surprisingly tense situation with high stakes (though, lest we forget, it's not as if she hasn't been handsomely paid for her work, which is in itself a different kind of lifestyle trapping).
But small window into her current dilemmas sets up a surprisingly tense situation with high stakes (though, lest we forget, it's not as if she hasn't been handsomely paid for her work, which is in itself a different kind of lifestyle trapping).
The traditional way to deal with the couples' dilemma is to set up a "bypass trust" from which a surviving spouse can draw income or principal.
"Low Winter Sun," on the other hand, is never quite free of the sound of clanking plot machinery; though a series of dilemmas are efficiently set up in the first two episodes, it's difficult to care about the pressures on various characters, given how generic they are and how predictable and overwrought the whole enterprise feels.
This is the dilemma facing broadcasters seeking to set up DTV services and governments that allocate the necessary frequencies.
The bill has set up a dilemma for the administration because it puts in conflict two of Mr. Obama's goals for dealing with the legacy of former President George W. Bush.
Mr. Levin and his screenwriters -- Mr. Malone, who plays Scratch, and Pam Widener -- have set up a classical dilemma.
But to now set up the same dilemma with another antagonist (only less motivation) I'm inclined to find the whole thing a bit wilful.
