But much of the problem flows from the fact that the F.B.I. is still in the midst of a long transition from paper records to thoroughly computerized networks, said former law enforcement officials who are familiar with the system.
The Florida court's wholesale revision of Florida statutory law, adopted in part to address the problems flowing from its earlier abandonment of the system crafted by the Florida Legislature, ignores the obviously intertwined nature of the protest and contest provisions and overrides numerous legislative choices embodied in the Florida election code.
Jan Gooding, the group brand director at the UK insurer Aviva, also lauded Gallop for speaking up, saying on Twitter that "problems flow from the top".
But many of their immediate problems flow from globalization, the turmoil of technological change and social decay, and they're looking for a bit of help.
If you think all problems flow from a small sliver of American society, then all your solutions are going to be small, too.
Many problems flow from lack of security: It challenges the electoral process, gives power to the bullies and extortionists, and in turn, that gives rise to instability.
The reigning paradigm was paternalistic and unidirectional: solutions were exported from the north to the south, while problems flowed from the south to be solved by the north.
Finally, Herder is also impressive for having recognized, and, though not solved, at least grappled with, a problem that flows from his picture of history (and intercultural comparison) as an arena of deep variations in human mentality.
However, to our knowledge, no initiative has advocated that quality end-of-life care should be viewed as a global public health and health systems problem, and made recommendations flowing from this perspective.
Some in Kansas City say the team's problems flow from bad trades and poor management.
