But the Huli candidate, as Daniel put it, "won the game," and the Nipas, considering this "a personal problem," responded by blocking highways on which supplies reached the Hulis, stopping vehicles, and killing Huli men they found in the vehicles and raping Huli women.
Lynne Camp's stock went up dramatically because she courageously acknowledged her role in the organization's problems and responded by changing the organization and how she managed.
Instead of resolving these problems, Turkey responded by accusing Western countries of orchestrating the recent protests and making disparaging remarks about the EU.
We use a distance-constrained version of the Ardalan heuristic for solving the facility location problem, responding to practical limitations exposed by the model.
At the meeting in August, the German government ordered all carmakers to fix the problem, and they responded by proposing software that would keep emissions at laboratory levels while driving on the open road.
Standing six or seven car lengths from the taxi, he held out his arms and asked: "What's your problem?" Kerar had responded by saying something like: "You need to cheer up".. Keane acknowledged that as he got back into his car he said "Oh fuck off".
Preskill suggested he look into the problem, and he responded by developing a mathematical framework to describe quantum error correction codes.
Facing an outcry over crime, among many other deep-seated problems, Maduro has responded by sending troops into the streets to bring order to a city populated with heavily armed pro-government militias, drug gangs, common thugs and a corrupt police force.
Microcredit has been confronted with many problems and has responded by innovating: providing individual credit (once the group-based lending has permitted information gathering), nonstandard sums, providing credit to men also, and many other innovations.
The problem started when Savage responded by telling the fan, "Go root for Buffalo".
In 1977, when President Anwar Sadat of Egypt came to Jerusalem, told the Knesset "we were wrong to reject you" and stated that 70percentt of the problem was psychological, Israelis responded by abandoning their skepticism and embracing a peace that included giving up the entire Sinai peninsula.
