This followed a petition signed by more than 72,000 people who agreed that such a move would risk "treating rough sleepers as a problem to be dealt with rather than as individual human beings".
We know there's a security problem to be dealt with.
"I think ISI is a — or parts of ISI — are certainly a problem to be dealt with," Ms. Flournoy said.
In this society, however, we often lack the language to speak of bullying as a structural problem to be dealt with by itself.
But they will be resilient, as the profits are irresistible and the supply of crew members almost inexhaustible.Maritime migration is thus a problem to be dealt with on land.
The Post-2015 Development Agenda, intended to follow on from the United Nations Millennium Development Goalss, which were set in 2000 and which explicitly mention AIDS as a problem to be dealt with, do not, at the moment, mention the disease directly.
It's time we stopped seeing people with dementia as a problem to be dealt with, and instead saw them as people whose needs it is our privilege to understand and meet.
In the next section, the problem to be dealt with is formulated and the necessary preliminaries are presented.
Thus, optimization of such structures, using a reliability index as a constraint, is an important problem to be dealt.
"It risks treating rough sleepers as a problem to be dealt with, as an inconvenience, as a threat, rather than as individual human beings".
