Sentence examples for has discussed the problems from inspiring English sources

Producer and host of the syndicated radio show "The Fishing Zone," which for ten years has discussed the problems and challenges that our oceans and fishing resources face.

This review has discussed the problems inherent in observational epidemiology when trying to ascertain causality, and a potential method using genetic information that can address these problems.

James D. Weill, president of Food Research and Action Center, an organization that has discussed the problem with Wal-Mart, said the company recognized "how much hunger and food insecurity there is in the country".

Beavers also said that he and Lee had discussed the problems of a paper trail.

Mr. Ennarah said that leading government officials had discussed the problems with human rights advocates, but that "implementation had been absent".

Selig was speaking to reporters just after he had discussed the problems with the league's general managers at the final session of their annual meetings.

In a subsequent statement, the Vatican said the two men had discussed the problems of violence and terrorism, and the situation of Christians in the Middle East, including how best to protect them.

"Our parliamentary Commission and Assembly of Kosovo have discussed the problems of children and their rights, but perhaps not as much as we should.

In recent weeks, Ms. Nolan said, she had discussed the problem with various people investigating the White House.

Mr. Molluso said that Mr. Gaffney and Mr. Trunzo had discussed the problem of the shortfall last month and that their staffs had talked about it twice.

The housemates have discussed the problem of AIDS, even though viewers were left to wonder if Abby and Gae, the show's hottest couple, were using condoms.