Faced with the same problems that had confronted the UNLF in 1979 and Obote in 1980, Museveni announced a policy of moral as well as economic reconstruction, although it was not easy to enforce.
"One of the problems that has confronted the industry is that consumers expect to move in and stay until they die or develop serious health problems," said Robert L. Mollica, the deputy director of the National Academy for State Health Policy, a research organization in Portland, Me. "And then they find out that the facility they chose does not allow them to stay once they get to a certain stage".
There is an underlying problem that has confronted the BBC since Sir John Birt was made director general in Thatcher's time.
Correction: February 9, 2004, Monday An article in The Arts on Jan . 19about the problems that have confronted two filmmakers, Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sanchez, since their success with "The Blair Witch Project" five years ago misstated the title of a movie they were later asked to make but did not.
However, these countries now face the serious problems that have confronted more developed countries such as environmental problems, social security and unemployment.
We then propose a representative system-level integration of these solutions to the longstanding problems that have confronted nuclear fission-based power.
The drop in industrial production is the latest in a line of problems that have confronted Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi.
Pennsylvania is one state that has confronted the problem.
The new policy was described by officials who said its provisions marked a significant turn in this country's handling of a problem that has confronted a succession of presidents.
That's a problem that has confronted engineers ever since they first created ultrathin batteries and solar cells by grafting nanometer-thick layers of metals, carbon nanotubes, or photovoltaic cells onto paper.
