But the risk of the crisis dragging on, or even getting worse, increases if the debt problem isn't tackled for good now.
The impact is so immense now that if this problem isn't tackled in a reasonable way, we can never achieve EFA.
"In the long run, the underlying problems are not tackled".
"Families who complained were told that changes would be made so others would not have to endure these kinds of failings but, in fact, the problems were not tackled.
The International Monetary Fund warned on Tuesday that Europe and the United States could slip back into recession unless economic problems aren't tackled quickly, and the I.M.F. also slashed its growth forecasts for Britain.
"Segregation, albeit self-segregation, is an unacceptable basis for a harmonious community and it will lead to more serious problems if it is not tackled," the report said.
The current practice by many HICs to fill their staff needs by recruiting therefore merely serves as a 'quick fix' and cloaks unsustainable practices, as the underlying problems of undersupply are not tackled effectively.
And that is the necessity of creating a regional security pact which brings together all the component groups inside Iraq, along with Iraq's neighbors, under the auspices of the United Nations, so that problems of this sort are not tackled piecemeal.
However, they soon realised that liberating sharks one by one and paying fishermen was not a real solution and wasn't tackling the real problem: the overfishing of sharks as a result of the lack of job opportunities for San Carlos locals.
The imposition of legislative controls banning certain substances has had little effect on the chemical composition of NPSs or their availability, indicating that bringing in new laws on drugs as quickly as they emerge is not tackling the problem of supply (or demand).
