State officials are still grappling with many issues associated with the permanent work and expect to seek public comment about the plans in the fall.
In his last years, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King was grappling with many issues: workers' rights, a sprawling protest movement, persistent segregation and poverty.
In spite of the progress made in the last 7 years, our nation is still grappling with many issues including racial and economic inequality, strained relations between the police and communities of color, and rising costs of higher education, just to name a few.
As a participant in this class myself, I have been able to grapple with many of the issues this project raises around surveillance, monitoring, data collection, and urban citizenship.
They also had to grapple with many of the issues that have made the design of contemporary art museums so perplexing: the growing role of cultural tourism in urban economies, the shifting nature of the audience, a young unfocused collection.
Because of the broad scope of these talks, negotiators are grappling with many difficult issues.
If the group can pull it off, however, it would be a notable, perhaps precedent-setting, achievement as governments across the country grapple with many of the same issues.
The authors Mr. Sarmento cites also grapple with many of the same issues, of how to be a man — and an artist — in a world that has changed dramatically in recent decades, with women and formerly disenfranchised people claiming new roles and powers.
Some Democrats said Mr. Bush had stepped into a trap left by Mr. Clinton, whose last-minute actions forced the new administration to grapple immediately with many charged issues it might otherwise have delayed, especially those involving labor and the environment.
That paints, of course, a woefully incomplete picture of the piece; it also grappled seriously with the many issues raised by the early days of the web.
We are grappling today with many grave issues -- for America, for the planet.
