It's only a question of organization.
It is hoped that discussions will be started among those concerned on the question of organization of the teaching of statistics in Japanese universities as soon as possible.
Within this scenario, the question of organization within the industry also arises, because, if there is no representation of interests in large pelagics, there is no guarantee that matters concerning these fisheries will be promoted by fishing industry participants.
The reasons were partly questions of organization and of the use of the Police, and partly essential differences of opinion.
Conversations with Baptists aimed at extending the union lapsed, but agreement was reached with Lutherans on doctrinal points, though not on all questions of organization.
But now, as music director of the Bastille Opera, worries about labor unions, wage scales, video contracts, co-productions and even broader questions of organization compete for his time, and, he says without admitting frustration, they will inevitably continue to do so.
This view shifts the analysis of third party decision making from mainly legal and contractual questions towards questions of organization design, such as how to position arbitration in the corporate governance structure and how to align it with the incentives of the organization.
Van Biesen et al. explained that besides questions of organization, there are mainly two frontline reasons for not initiating PD: either the patients refuse it or the doctors are reluctant to propose PD [ 3, 14].
Yet, the question of the organization's future growth loomed large.
But since Pope Nicholas I and his successor, Adrian II, proved dilatory on the question of church organization in Bulgaria (they hesitated over the creation of an independent Bulgarian archbishopric), Boris again reopened negotiations with Constantinople.
If a genes function depended on its position on the chromosome, it became questionable whether that function was stably connected to that gene at all, or as Richard Goldschmidt later assumed, whether physiological function was not altogether a question of the organization of the genetic material as a whole rather than of particulate genes (Goldschmidt 1940; cf. Dietrich 2000 and Richmond 2007).
