The health care system in Pakistan has been confronted with problems of inequity, scarcity of resources, inefficient and untrained human resources, gender insensitivity and structural mismanagement [ 39].
As expected, the partial-order (nonlinear) planner often has an advantage when confronted with problems in which the specific order of the plan steps is critical.
The river in a mountainous city is usually confronted with problems of short flood response time, water shortage in the dry season, artificialization of river channel, and shortage of hydrophilic spaces.
However, we can still be confronted with problems regarding power in the intention-to-treat analysis.
With the increase in independence students will also be increasingly confronted with problems concerning the safety of patients.
For example, when confronted with problems of permanence of doctors at the emergency department, a custom-made incentive package was put in place.
Experts should be confronted with problems of priority health defined at the national level for populations in a given territory and time.
The proposed method has been used in the eigenvalue analysis of a multi-machine power system in China confronting with SSR problems, and the effectiveness of the proposed method has been verified by time domain simulations.
Sen. Kenneth D. McKellar of Tennessee, chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee which recently concluded open hearings on the Marshall Plan funds for the fiscal year of 1950 was sitting in Room F-39 in the Capitol confronted with the problem of Marshall Plan appropriations.
In his newly released book, Duty: Memoirs of a Secretary at War, former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates writes, "... in recent decades, presidents confronted with tough problems abroad have too often been too quick to reach for a gun.
