It's a bad word in modern education, and it has its problems in Europe, but at least high-school students there can focus on developing some marketable skills.
It blames its problems in part on the rules requiring universities to monitor students which, it says, have changed 14 times in the past three years.
"But it's not without its problems in terms of needing a strong squad to do that.
Conceptualising development as dignity certainly does not provide a systematic response to all its problems – in fact it implies as many questions as answers.
Spectacularly able though it is to overcome its problems in other kinds of competition, in football, at least, China's wait for glory looks set to be a long one.
The company said slow sales in Germany and falling prices in Britain accounted for most of its problems in Europe, where it lost $181 million, compared with a profit of $32 million for the same period last year.
While enormously successful in Brazil and China, the company must address its problems in Europe, where it is likely to lose up to $2 billion this year.
It wasn't a production without its problems in other departments, but Rylance was absolutely mesmerising.
Like Churchill said, it has always faced up to its problems in the end.
By naming Scott Thompson, the president of PayPal, as its new chief, the struggling Internet company sent a signal that it intended to try to fix its problems in the public domain, rather than taking itself private.
In spite of all of its problems in the recent past, it wasn't until today that for the first time in my life, I am ready to turn my back on baseball.
