Faced with the findings, nearly a dozen agencies, including those owned by the Interpublic Group of Companies and the WPP Group, have promised to set numerical goals for increasing black representation on their creative and managerial staffs and to report on their progress each year.
1 However, the medical community remains powerless when faced with the findings that more than 50% of chronically treated patients do not take the prescribed medications or do not follow the lifestyle measures that have been recommended to them; a phenomenon referred to as medication nonadherence.
You are then faced with the problem of finding homes for them.
Pedersen, therefore, was faced with the challenge of finding additional markets to fuel the company's continued growth.
Video application designers are thus faced with the problem of finding a suitable simple analogue video interface for their applications.
Parents of -- myopic grade-schoolers are forever faced with the problem of finding eyeglass frames that not only fit little faces, but can withstand playground punishment.
As American authorities in Iraq get down to the business of building local governments, they are faced with the task of finding leaders.
When blackbirding was outlawed, Broome was faced with the challenge of finding others to do the dangerous work of diving for pearls.
I think you as a policymaker are then faced with the challenge of finding other opportunities which are more labor-intensive.
Even if regulations require only fixed capital investments that do not directly affect marginal costs, such mandated investments can still force financially struggling firms to close their doors, leaving their workers faced with the prospect of finding new employment.
As a longtime English professor at Arizona State, a guide on the Colorado River and the caretaker of her family's farm during the Vietnam War, Baldwin did not hesitate when faced with the challenge of finding success amid foreboding circumstances.
