Sentence examples for problem on the ground from inspiring English sources

Condoms would make a big difference in Africa – the Pope is in denial and I don't think he understands the problem on the ground".

The Rockefeller drug laws sent a generation of nonviolent offenders away for life, creating a lasting injustice while doing little to solve the problem on the ground.

To that effect, the authorities announced on Monday that a multiagency task force in Arizona would work to combat the smuggling problem on the ground, in the courts and through bank accounts.

It denied payment to Ms. Thomas, a 61-year-old elevator operator in New Jersey who has a serious heart problem, on the ground that there is a job she can do -- a job that no longer exists.

'Of course we feel the president is missing the real problem on the ground, which is his own policies,' Front spokesman Khaled Dawoud said after Morsi made his declaration.

"That is a more fundamental problem on the ground for schools in London than questions about schools structure," Moynihan said, who said that playing fields would not be used.

"But what makes this hackathon unique is that they [programmers] are also making a social impact because the challenges they are solving are on-the-ground problems".

Grants are wonderful tools when appropriate, but a more integrated approach reflects a world more connected to on-the-ground problems, and more relevant to the mainstream global economy.

Effective management and development of human resources in health systems require top-level direction, informed by problems, solutions and evidence relevant to on-the-ground reality.

Claims to harm where different originating gametes are involved are thereby avoided under Non-Identity Problem on the grounds that one cannot make the required comparison of relative levels of welfare between being created with or without the inherited genetic traits in question because any alternative selection of gametes would have resulted in a different person.

By supporting Napoleon III's undeclared yet obvious intention to intervene militarily in Italy in the near future and by taking advantage of the general animosity toward Austria, which had joined the allies in the Crimean War only when victory over Russia was assured, Cavour succeeded in proposing the discussion of the Italian problem on the grounds that it was one that threatened European peace.