Two years ago, faced with soaring unemployment and large budget deficits — both the consequences of a severe financial crisis — most advanced-country leaders seemingly understood that the problems had to be tackled in sequence, with an immediate focus on creating jobs combined with a long-run strategy of deficit reduction.
However, for this technology to make the step out of the labs and penetrate the market, the security problems have to be tackled effectively.
"There is a problem that has to be tackled, and it is right that assistance should be targeted at the most needy," Nichols said.
In turn, as argued adroitly by Richard Jones, it would further weaken our capacity to solve the problem of stalled productivity, which has to be tackled to get the deficit under control.
Instead of putting on blinkers, pretending that by closing the borders the problem will go away, the situation has to be tackled head-on at a European level.
However, the problem of tuning the controller parameters has to be tackled by the control engineer and this is often not dealt with in an optimal way, resulting in poor control performance and even compromised safety.
In the same way, not every woman is disadvantaged by sexism, or every gay person by homophobia; but that doesn't mean they're not very real problems which have to be tackled head-on rather than trivialised.
The vast amount of correspondence between civil servants, published for the first time, details the daily technical and human problems that had to be tackled during three long years.
One of the most challenging problems that have to be tackled by the mentioned control system is the voltage unbalance.
Some problems addressed by Obamacare have to be tackled, from the millions of uninsured to covering those with pre-existing conditions.
