Synod officials say that they are short on cash and grappling to keep up with administrative costs.
Still, like most every other sports entity, the U.S.O.C. has been grappling to keep its sponsors, which account for 45percentt of its $150 million average annual budget.
Even as the state grappled to keep power flowing, an influential legislative leader in Sacramento offered the latest version of a longer-term proposal helping the state's two largest shareholder-owned utilities, Southern California Edison and the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, regain some financial health.
Likewise, this notion that people are somehow growing less interested in cinema and studios are grappling to keep our attention.
As legislators grapple with how to keep banks from engaging in risky, speculative behaviors, former Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker's views are clear: crack down on long-term investments.
BRUSSELS, Oct. 24 — The European Union introduced a "blue card" plan on Tuesday aimed at attracting highly skilled immigrants like doctors, nurses and engineers, even as policy makers across the bloc grappled with how to keep out unskilled migrants.
For now the team is grappling with how to keep a strong signal to noise ratio on the Twitter account.
And she and her aides seem to be grappling with how best to keep her in the news, without the State Department apparatus that provided an elevated stage for her during the past four years.
Superintendents grappled with how best to keep students safe, weighing whether it was wiser to hold them in schools that were dark and increasingly cold, or send them home in buses on roads littered with trees and downed power lines.
It is also grappling with how long to keep American troops in Iraq, and whether there will be a need for a peacekeeping force, possibly provided by NATO, which like the United Nations was deeply divided by Mr. Bush's decision to go to war against Iraq.
