But Michael Wascom, a spokesman for the Air Transport Association, the trade group for the major airlines, said: "There is no current or looming congestion-related delay problem of any consequence in this country.
The demolition of the Third Avenue Elevated subway line set off a building boom and a white-collar influx, most notably of young educated women who suddenly found themselves free of family, opprobrium, and, thanks to birth control, the problem of sexual consequence.
The remaining four strategies for dealing with the problem of dire consequence cases all have the flavor of evasion by the deontologist.
By definition, DIS also depends on the problem of logical consequence in (mathcal {PR_{textit {ALC}}}), i.e., its complexity is PSPACE.
Segregation of particulate mixtures is a problem of great consequence in industries involved with the handling and processing of granular materials in which homogeneity is generally required.
However, very few dealt with the problem of the consequence of modifying an overconstrained mechanism into a non-overconstrained one, mainly from an accuracy point of view.
Two days before he retired from the bench, in March, Judge John Gleeson of the Federal District Court in Brooklyn addressed the choice between these models and the problem of collateral consequences, in an opinion about the case of Jane Doe v. United States of America.
Instead, activists have been promoting two alternative solutions to this problem of collateral consequences, which Margaret Love, a lawyer in Washington, D.C., who is co-author of a treatise on these restrictions, calls the "forgetting" and "forgiveness" models.
"Michael McGovern deserved to keep a clean sheet but we are glad to get through the game with no injury problems of any consequence.
Cartilage degeneration, due to congenital abnormalities or disease and trauma, represents a major health problem of great clinical consequence [ 1, 2].
