Women and children were widely used for the less skilled operations; again, this was no novelty, but it was newly troubling now that work was located outside the home and was often more dangerous, given the hazards of unprotected machinery.
On Friday, as new unemployment figures painted a newly troubling portrait of the American economy, Mr. Bush placed himself in the same scenes -- golfing and fishing in a New England paradise -- that once caused his father electoral grief.
In some drafts, this Article does not even require Member States to protect all forms of expression – only those "carried out solely for journalistic purposes or the purpose of artistic or literary expression". (Comm. Art. 80, emphasis added) This restrictive language is not new, but it is newly troubling given data protection law's greatly expanded application to online speech.
If it actually rolls out such a feature, that could make Hulu's service a compelling alternative to existing live TV services, including Sling TV, PlayStation Vue and the newly launched but troubled DirecTV Now.
But campaigners are troubled by newly announced cuts to the legal aid system.
He came to the United States about a decade ago to work in the orchards, said family members, who described him as both caring — guiding newly arrived relatives — and troubled.
An upgrade to the most recent version of Android due this summer - Honeycomb 3.1 - and the version after that due in winter - known as Ice Cream Sandwich - bring new features that may trouble newly-minted Microsoft product Skype as well as the company's console gaming division and its competitors.
"Nobody really likes him in Europe and in America…you will see [his Western support decline] in two to three months".He denounces Russia's aggression towards Georgia over the breakaway (and, as a newly disputed election shows, still troubled) region of South Ossetia in August 2008.
Omaha-based billionaire investor Warren Buffet announced this week that he'd invest $5 billion in newly-issued preferred stock of troubled Bank of America (yielding 6%), not unlike the $10 billion he invested in the preferred shares of a shaky Goldman Sachs (yielding 10%) back in 2008.
While Mr. Bell remained in jail, a white teenager found himself newly in trouble.
