"I am in favor of a dictatorship … We will never resolve serious national problems with this irresponsible democracy," the presidential pacesetter, whose campaign team is packed with retired generals, once said.
While that will help restore the trading process to normal in New York, it will not help resolve the serious problems in the world coffee market, which is of vital importance to 50 developing countries.
Novotný's timid reforms thus satisfied no one, resolved no serious problems, and brought into existence a conspicuous pressure group (known as the "economists") within the party leadership.
It is a call for a tight, two-day business-like gathering, whose rules would be devised by the national committee, of the leaders of our party from all over America to resolve a serious problem.
School district board member Steve Zimmer said he saw the court order as an opportunity to work with the state to resolve "a serious problem".
Thus the student Peer Support Groups were able to resolve a serious problem – and the solution, coming from the students, was bound to have lasting impact.
The petitioners hope that this new proposal for a directive may help to resolve the serious problem affecting them.
It has been established that the business of food vending has created jobs and contributes significantly to the informal sector of the economies of most countries across the globe and as well resolves serious issues confronting major social problems in less developed countries due to the sector's role of providing inexpensive meals to consumers (Alimi et al., 2016).
But the great revenge is this: the generation that grew up being told they were the heirs to Francis Fukuyama's end of history and victory of a liberal capitalist society, is now working its damnedest to prove how untrue this is, not for the sake of utopian reimagination but to resolve the very serious problems that very system has created.
"I am fully prepared to make use of all the powers available to me, as well as to deploy the various investigative and regulatory bodies, including Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC), to work at speed and in close co-operation with one another, to undertake whatever is needed to resolve the very serious problems identified in the independent panel's report".
