In Washington, particularly when talking to pro-gun politicians, the students focussed their arguments on narrower problems: the law that forbids the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms, and Explosives from creating a searchable database; the Dickey Amendment, which prevents research that advocates or promotes gun control; bump stocks, which allow a semiautomatic weapon to fire at a rapid clip.
Consequently, this article will not summarize his positions under broad, modern headings such as 'metaphysics', 'epistemology', etc., but will rather present exposition and analysis of his contributions to several narrower problems which remain philosophically viable today.
It's not a narrow problem.
As he spoke, I realized that this isn't a narrow problem facing the manufacturing industry.
"There's no point in going to a global company with a narrow problem.
HOW TO DO IT Some of the best examples of strategic giving come from people who set their sights on a narrow problem.
Sony's indication that "Django Unchained" may be rescheduled suggested some relatively narrow problem, rather than broad objections to the movie's celebration of rebellion.
"This is an industry issue, not just an individual company issue," said Kathleen Vokes, a Ford spokeswoman, adding that the three automakers had never before coordinated a common legal strategy because they had not faced precisely the same, relatively narrow problem.
Emma Carr, the deputy director of the privacy and civil liberties campaign group Big Brother Watch, said: "The Queen's speech is clear that any work should pursue the narrow problem of IP matching, nothing more, and does not mandate the government to bring forward a bill.
"We decided to focus on a very narrow problem — so identifying tasks and then later decisions and ideas".
