A program in Melbourne, where helmets are required, struggled to attract riders because of the restriction.
Other economists are more concerned about what they see as the inequity in requiring struggling taxpayers in, say, North Dakota, to pay taxes to cover the expenses every time a hurricane strikes affluent taxpayers in South Florida.
Anarcha-feminists believe that class struggle and anarchy against the state require struggling against patriarchy, which comes from involuntary hierarchy.
Continuing to require struggling New Yorkers to submit to finger imaging is an impractical obstacle that has kept as many as 30,000 eligible applicants from enrolling in a public assistance program that would help alleviate their hardship.
On this particular day, the essay question involved progress — does it require struggle and conflict?
Hegel maintained that history is the story of the unfolding or realization of "spirit"—a process that requires struggle, agony, and the overcoming of obstacles to the attainment of self-knowledge.
Change of policy requires struggle, as can be seen in the decades-long effort to preserve the commons, whose motivation was not wholly altruistic but included the desire of proto-nimbies to protect the spaces near their homes.
Through the examples of their work and the past that they're trying to preserve, all of our workshop presenters were offering the same response, and lesson: to make things better requires struggle.
In order to build sustainable ecosystems, we accept the reality that success requires struggles, setbacks, and – yes – even periods of downward-pointing arrows.
It may also require struggle, when the claims posed within tradition to justice, for example, or fairness or food when hungry are attacked by other ideas say of efficiency or one-sided revisions of property rights.
