A spokesperson for the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority has referred to the "blue-sky problem" — that when it's sunny the homeless resist services.
Damage by serows to forests has been characterized in parts of Japan in criminal or martial terms: the media have referred to the problems as ("the war between humans and deer") and, ("serow war").
Dombrowski has referred to Cabrera's problem as alcohol; he was asked whether he was concerned that Cabrera said he was not an alcoholic.
In light thereof Howard et al. have referred to the "endemic problem confronting comparative criminology", being the enormous diversity in the way different cultures and nation-states define crime, justice and other relevant concepts (2000, p. 166).
It seems to me, it's fundamentally connected with our thoughts about finance, because–I've referred to this problem before, that people think, that people who go into finance are money grubbers.
In Athens police are even alleged to have referred people experiencing problems with migrant neighbours to Golden Dawn for help.
Still more unsettling, at least to Ms. Culbreth, who trolled several date sites as "GolfNut" from 1999 to 2002, after her first marriage ended, is a less-universal circumstance that, had she been writing for a more local audience, she might have referred to as "the Jersey problem".
I believe this issue of low biomass density, which I have referred to as the logistics problem of cellulosic ethanol, is a killer for cellulosic ethanol.
Teachers reported having referred more children with externalizing problems than with internalizing problems, even though in the vignettes they rated externalizing and internalizing problems as similarly needing referral.
Staffed by auditors who have worked on large corporate audits as well as by agents with experience in complex financial tax and wealth-management structures, the GHWI group will address what IRS officials have referred to as "a silo problem".
