Sahlee's case exemplifies the bureaucratic quagmire faced by the descendants of Palestinian refugees forced from their homes at the time of the creation of the state of Israel.
In such a historical and ethical quagmire, Geismar is faced with three interlocking questions: Who killed the American soldier?
If President Bush had asked the tough questions about prewar intelligence, he could have avoided a pre-emptive attack on Iraq and the quagmire we now face.
These are the attitudes and behaviors that led to the financial meltdown of 2008 and the ongoing economic quagmire we now face in which the original capitalist notion of social prosperity for everyone is rapidly disappearing.
One of Davis's first tasks at Rolls-Royce could be steering the organisation through the kind of corporate quagmire McKinsey is used to navigating, with the group facing the threat of a corruption inquiry on both sides of the Atlantic.
But most of the basement has become an underground quagmire where muddy pools of water, cinder blocks, travertine facing from collapsed walls and half-melted ventilation ducts spread crazily over floors that end suddenly, at sheer drops into the darkness.
If and when Israel finally leaves the West Bank quagmire behind, it will face a further challenge: the settlers need to be brought home.
In lieu of a fresh visage to replace him are stalwart survivors of partisan infighting, facing an electorate ever more cynical about political solutions to an economic and social quagmire.
It's that very approach, he says, that, when Clinton was Secretary of State, drew the country into a quagmire in Libya; and it's the same approach, he contends, that currently has the US facing a similar situation in Syria.
The stoppage has been attributed to factors such as Myddelton facing difficulties in raising funds, and landowners along the route opposing the acquisition of their lands on the ground that the river would turn their meadows into "bogs and quagmires".
