A12 Organ-Donor Plan Debathe As the need for organ transplants outstrips supply, the American Medical Association grappled with a possible solution once thought taboo: paying dying would-be donors and their families.
It hopes that technology consultancy Cambridge, itself grappling with a severe drop off in sales, will open new markets and finally give Novell the "solutions" approach to selling that it has lacked.
Both companies are grappling with a changed television landscape.
"You're grappling with a lot of the same things we're grappling with, which is the impact of e-books.
Trans-Mara East sub-County has been grappling with a number of climate-related challenges.
Marine ecologists have been grappling with a puzzler.
RUSSELL ROBERTSON was grappling with an unusual assignment.
Throughout the first years of the new millennium, government and energy executives were (and still are) grappling with sustainable solutions to the need for combustible fuels in the U.S. One solution they'd hit on was converting agricultural waste into fuels or energy by converting the waste into liquids or burning it for power.
This latest program, which will allow owners to sell for less than they owe and will give them a little cash to speed them on their way, is one of the administration's most aggressive attempts to grapple with a problem that has defied solutions.
Here, they debate the critical issues that the UN is grappling with and find solutions to these issues in line with the policies of the country they are representing.
It's a divisive issue that forces all of us -- cynics, idealists, politicians and realists alike -- to grapple with a deeply unsatisfactory and dubious political "solution" to a problem that operates beyond the reach of voters and politicians: how do you trust a government that lies, cheats, steals, sidesteps the law, and then absolves itself of wrongdoing to actually obey the law?
