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However, the MPs did not call for his resignation, on the grounds that the problem was institutional, not personal.

Mitsui originally argued that it should not have to pay its share of the costs on the grounds that the problem was caused by BP negligence.

A fifth sort of argument concludes that defining art is philosophically unnecessary, on the grounds that the problem of defining art reduces to a pair of easier sorts of problems: the problem of giving an account of each individual artform, and the problem of defining what it is to be an artform.

"The estimate offers grounds for hope that the problem can be solved diplomatically, without the use of force, as the administration has been trying to do," said Stephen Hadley, the national security adviser.

So why did President Barack Obama go a different route on Wednesday night, giving little ground and declaring that the problem was not his agenda but a deficit of trust in government and of pragmatism?

China has in the past used its veto at the UN security council to prevent the Zimbabwe issue from being raised, on the grounds that the country's problems were an internal matter.

Rubio defended his attendance record on grounds that the country's problems were too significant for him to wait around, finish his term, and run for president in the future.

This includes the Tories, who five years ago rejected an inquiry into the murder on the grounds that any problems over the police investigation were down to individual bad apples.

By having the astronauts turn valves on and off, NASA engineers on the ground said they had determined that the problem was probably "a piece of debris that's lodged in the line somewhere and which is restricting the flow," rather than a failure in a sensor or in the pumps and radiators, said Greg Lange, a NASA spokesman in Houston.

Positive hedonism has been defended (by J.S.Mill 1863) on the grounds that it resolves the problem of commensurability.

The policies in disfavor give the federal government more power in virtually every realm of our lives on the grounds that markets caused the problems and need to be fixed by government.