The food industry, which is responsible for much of the sweet, salty, high-fat food that experts view as a problem, for the moment is considered a "partner" in the new campaign.
On June 11 , 2007 the plaintiffs presented their first argument, in which they contended that Michelle Cedillo, along with other autistic children, suffered from a "mercury efflux disorder" which was described by Aposhian, their first expert witness, as "a problem with getting a metal, in this case mercury, out of a cell".
Some experts see volatility as a problem because it can scare investors away from the markets, make companies reluctant to go public and undermine confidence in the economy, causing further drops in shares.
It also instructs DHS and the State Department to submit a report on "the steps they are taking to combat the birth tourism phenomenon," meaning instances in which noncitizens come to the U.S. to have children who in turn gain citizenship, a popular conservative refrain but one that is dismissed by immigration experts as a relatively minor problem.
Obviously, if the input of your least skilled employee is given equal weight as top experts, you have a problem.
Experts once thought of sleep apnea as a problem almost exclusive to men, but they have since found one-third of the sufferers are women.
But many experts see the lack of specificity as a problem, a sign that Trump and Moon are dodging some of the big issues in their desire to declare the talks a success.
Turnbull denied the government had been slow to act on boosting transparency by electricity retailers, despite the fact energy experts have been highlighting current practices as a problem for months.
Corruption is rife in a sector long seen as a problem by health experts and campaigners.
Overall the current terminology was seen as a problem, although most experts agreed that the term "integrative medicine" (IM) described well what they do or they think is useful for medical care.
