President Obama made clear in his State of the Union that solutions must "pass muster in the courts".
Soon after GTA IV launched it was rather apparent that all the bugs weren't squashed for the PS3 and the only solution Rockstar could muster up was to re-install.
On Friday, for instance, he called on Mr. Gore to muster the courage to propose "bold solutions to big problems".
In this process, electrical current is used to muster metal cations dipped in a solution to deposit on another conducting object.
Sadly, piety and aid flows seem to be easier solutions for advanced economies to muster, holding back rather than helping Africa in the long run.Gilles Saint-Paul, Daron Acemoglu, and Suman Bery also weigh in.
We just haven't yet mustered up the political will for those solutions".
Since most small and mid-sized businesses are strapped for resources, it's hard for them to muster enthusiasm for a dedicated business continuity solution.
If the plans do not pass muster, the commission can require a revised draft.The solutions cobbled together so far have relied heavily on the European Central Bank, an unelected body, and on rescue funds such as the European Stability Mechanism, which offers aid in return for agreements on austerity and structural reforms.
Obama's common ground pledge (and my piece about it) did not muster any interest in Jill in finding a solution.
He concludes with these measured words: "As the collapse scenarios of the twenty-first century unfold, the world will need all the partial solutions and all the resilience it can muster".
Climate, energy, and resource problems have solutions, and we can solve them when we muster the resolve to do so.
