Sentence examples for problems should be given from inspiring English sources

"People with mental health problems should be given faster treatment to avoid taking time off work, says the England chief medical officer" was how the BBC's morning news headlined the report on Tuesday.

MacArthur was extremely critical of the military advice given to Kennedy, and cautioned the young President to avoid a U.S. military build-up in Vietnam, pointing out that domestic problems should be given a much greater priority.

After the CGA, patients or their primary caregiver will be asked to indicate which problems should be given highest priority for treatment.

The constant breakdown of the water tank is not only affecting the work of the health centre but also suggests the problem should be given more priority and that Amref rethinks who it appoints as contractors.

But those who, like Spelling and Frankel, deny they have a problem should be given the benefit of the doubt.

Ecologistas en Accion, another green organization, supports the demolition of illegal chiringuitos but also says that picking on them causes "a smoke screen" to "distract attention from high-impact problems," which should be given priority, according to a press note.

According to the severity of substance abuse problems, priority should be given to the provision of a variety of different services or interventions, including integrated dual disorder treatment, harm reduction or self-help groups such as Alcoholic Anonymous.

These problems, therefore, should be given profound thought, and measures should be taken which will enable us to achieve the expected effects and a new quality of operation of the European Union.

Domestic violence rate in South Jordan is much lower than in other areas but still considered a problem and should be given high priority with regard to prevention, investigation and treatment.

To resolve this problem, priority should be given to the preservation of the diminished stocks of riverine fish species.

In identifying the problem, consideration should be given to the fact that dementia is perceived by physicians as a difficult and time-consuming condition to treat and diagnose [ 1] and evidence-based clinical practice recommendations are often underused [ 8].