Sentence examples for problem has been set from inspiring English sources

Subsequent to the derivation of the partial differential equations (PDE's) of motion using the Lagrange-d'Alembert principle (or extended Hamilton's principle) the eigenvalue problem has been set up and solved for eigenfrequencies and eigenfunctions.

Mark Spragg, of Keystone Law, a solicitor who acted on behalf of the NatWest Three businessmen who were extradited to the US on fraud charges, said he felt the decision would have little impact on future cases as the bar for health problems had been set so high and Mrs May was still working on the presumption of trial abroad rather than the other way round.

Other people were already at work on the problem: A U.S. Travel Service has been set up inside the Dept. of Commerce to promote foreign tourism.

While the issue of abuse in the Catholic Church has been widely reported around the world in recent years, it is only now that the true extent of the problem in Australia has been set out.

To address this problem China's National Accounting Institute has been set up to train accountants.

Senior U.S. military officers have often told the U.S. Congress that a major impediment to stability in Afghanistan is the lack of good governance, but in national security discussions over immediate Afghan problems the corruption issue has been set aside as a longer-term matter.

To try and resolve the problem of resettlement, a commission has been set up by the Government of Burundi, UN agencies and non-governmental organizations.

In recognition of the seriousness of the problem, over 100 million dollars has been set aside to fund the Canadian Diabetes Strategy – a comprehensive national plan focusing on the prevention of diabetes through health promotion and education [ 1].

"It is no problem for me that this target has been set.

Prior to coding, a pre-specified threshold of 25% (i.e. three or more patients reporting a consistent problem) of interviews had been set as a guideline for determining whether the reported problem warranted a change, although this was a guideline rather than a rule.

"The problem is that land had been set aside for jobs," Dulchin said.