Today's strategic planners confront a much more difficult problem: how to succeed in an environment of greatly reduced public fund-ing, through smaller, incremental implementation approaches which, though more limited in scale, produce tangible benefits for urban communities.
"Students must exercise critical thinking, resilience, and creative problem solving to succeed in an ARG".
Mrs Clinton's great problem is that, to succeed, she has to leave that partnership behind.
The problem is that to succeed in politics, to get elected, politicians need to be partisan.
In the end, they will need the same persistence and problem solving skills to succeed in life.
While regulators have long been concerned about limiting the number of "too big to fail" institutions, some dealmakers say, the opposite problem of "too small to succeed" will continue to drive today's bank mergers.
Both the young people and service providers agreed that for dietary health promotion efforts to succeed, social problems needed to be addressed and agency encouraged through (individual and collective) active engagement of the young people themselves.
Imaginative powers have a role to play in children's capacities to deal with stress, to succeed at problem-solving, and to cope with challenging situations and events.
When we work together -- to fix, not close, neighborhood schools, to give kids the critical-thinking and problem-solving skills they need to succeed in our 21st-century economy and the support they need to address their economic and social challenges, when we trust and support teachers -- we can succeed.
