Sentence examples for proposing solutions for from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, Mr. Friedman's track record in proposing solutions for the Middle East is poor.

His principal academic interest was analyzing, and proposing solutions for, the instability of central Europe, not just of Hungary.

Energy consumption of wireless networks is now a very important research topic and several research teams worldwide are proposing solutions for the so-called green wireless networks, i.e. energy-efficient wireless networks.

There is a line of work by Karipidis et al., where they studied QoS and Max-Min fair transmit BF for multiple multicast groups [18, 19], showing the original problem to be NP-hard and proposing solutions for relaxed versions.

The paper details the process for designing the visual interface proposing solutions for HCI-specific challenges when working with the Deaf (i.e. important difficulties in writing Spanish or limited sign coverage for describing abstract or conceptual ideas).

When we compare Figures 6 and 7, it is easy to observe that the number of citations covering security problems related to legal issues, compliance and governance is high (respectively 24%, 22%, and 17%); however, the same also happens when we consider the number of references proposing solutions for those issues (which represent respectively 29%, 27%, and 14% of the total number of citations).

We have to identify the real problems, and propose solutions for these problems.

The Clinton plan proposes solutions for them; it has for all intents and purposes been accepted by both sides, even if neither is able to commence negotiations to put those solutions into practice.

There, he directed the Hamilton Project, which enlists scholars to propose solutions for problems with big fiscal and societal costs, and the Retirement Security Project, which promotes public and private incentives to help improve retirees' income prospects.

In a directive published this week, the government asked officials across the country to propose solutions for Roma when possible, and announced that it would be studying successful local initiatives.

Another reader's letter: Of all the proposed solutions for a withdrawal from Iraq mentioned in your article "Planning For Defeat," the one you seemed to be the least critical of was the "Phased Transition" plan, created by the Center for a New American Security.