What we need now is new thinking on a policy level that grapples both with the failures of the two-state approach and the realities on the ground.
The essay was adapted from Elie's forthcoming book, "Reinventing Bach," which interweaves the stories of famous Bach interpreters — Gould, Pablo Casals, Albert Schweitzer and Yo-Yo Ma — as they grappled both with the legacy of Bach and the promise of new technologies.
Privacy is a difficult topic for science and technology policymakers to grapple with, both viciously complex and floatingly abstract.
They will shape America's role in the world, its perception of itself and its ability to grapple with both foreign and domestic problems for years to come.
This time we launched a new Web site called TeachableMoment, which offered a myriad of lessons and approaches aimed at helping students grapple with both the emotional issues evoked by 9/11 and the many social and political issues surrounding it.
Out of soup, the matzo balls were a shade too wet, and some will find the carve-it-yourself pig's head hard to grapple with, both literally and figuratively.
Artists living in the Communist country grapple with both increased scrutiny at home and tougher American restrictions on travel between Cuba and the United States, according to Holly Block, the executive director of TriBeCa-based Art in General, a nonprofit group.
Many of the MaineWorks employees grapple with both situations.
We need to grapple with both a humanitarian response as well as foreign policy that infuses the term genocide with a resolve to stop it.
With the nation's ability to borrow money soon to lapse, Republicans and Democrats alike said the shutdown that has idled an estimated 800,000 federal workers could last for two weeks or more, obliging a divided government to grapple with both issues at the same time.
