If the course could pose significant problems, change the course!
Because the banks do not have much geographic overlap, regulatory and antitrust issues are not expected to pose significant problems.
But that could pose significant problems for Mr. Zell to complete the buyout of the Tribune Company by the end of the year.
Plans to impose a time limit on police bail could pose "significant problems" to investigation work, according to the industry's professional body.
The shrinking telecommunications industry will pose significant problems for WorldCom as it chooses which contracts to back out of and which ones to honor, said Sandra E. Mayerson, head of the bankruptcy practice in New York at Holland & Knight, a law firm.
Brighton is the only such major marathon in the UK to insist upon the infantilisation of disabled athletes, because parts of the course are not accessible and "could pose significant problems should they run into difficulty".
Still, they continue, infections and fevers are common in end-stage dementia, and the widespread use of antibiotics for these patients poses significant problems given the lack of demonstrable benefits.
And his approval message suggested that he was signing the measure with misgivings: The governor described the return of the lever machines as "a poor solution" that "poses significant problems for voters," including people with disabilities.
Those unfounded assumptions, it notes, posed significant problems for the panel.
Marl is rarely encountered in artworks and tends to show marked deterioration that poses significant problems for conservation.
