So they deemed it problematic to mention any possible Qaeda involvement in the Benghazi attack.
"I don't see why it' problematic (to mention vaginas)," he said.
Some Arab cartoonists find it problematic to bite the hand that feeds them, since many are employed by their governments.
Representative Mark Walker, the chairman of the Republican Study Committee, said, "I find it problematic to be promising something that the House has shunned from very early on".
The US would also find it problematic to deal with the Pakistan-based insurgents led by Sirajuddin Haqqani, whose group pioneered suicide attacks in Afghanistan.
He also claimed that many MPs and officials from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) were finding it problematic to support the ban: "The evidence is that many Tory MPs are finding it increasingly hard to keep supporting the party line on the cullwhen their constituents are urging them not to.
Thus, formal carers may find it problematic to know how to support patients.
This makes it problematic to assume that adoption of accounting systems from an institutional field will result in a steady-state of organizational legitimacy.
It also can make it problematic to unequivocally call for their abolition since their elimination could mean the loss of an important source of meaning in one's life.
Thus, while scholars have sought to define authorship, their research into the practices and contexts of writers have made it problematic to generalize about models of authorship across contexts – and thus, models of plagiarism across contexts.
She said the size of Birmingham's single "massive" council, surrounded by much smaller unitary bodies, made it problematic to join them all together in the same way Manchester did 40 years ago.
