Sentence examples for resolve underlying problems from inspiring English sources
However, just as international recruitment initially offered destination countries a "quick fix" to nursing shortages, there may be little incentive to resolve underlying problems until the pool of international nursing recruits begins to dry up.
While the first on-time budget in 21 years, the end of empty-seat voting in the Assembly and a new C-Span-like channel covering legislative proceedings are significant accomplishments, we cannot resolve the underlying problems leading to our infamous gridlock and delay without fixing a redistricting process dominated by partisan concerns.
Wales's success under Warren Gatland has masked underlying problems that need a consensual approach to resolve, not the confrontational stand taken by a centralist WRU that appears resolved to change everything but itself.
Longer-term psychotherapy aims to uncover those underlying problems.
In some cases, those losses may not reflect underlying problems.
Saturday's debacle hinted at underlying problems at the club.
More than American troop reinforcements and heavier armor will be needed to resolve the underlying political problems in Iraq.
That has weakened the Democratic "brand" and undermined public confidence in government, while failing to resolve our underlying economic problems.
Additionally, identifying factors that predict weight-related co-morbidities may lead to strategies to prevent such complications at the population or primary care level, thus giving patients and practitioners more time to resolve the underlying weight problems.
Is there a tool or a technical framework that will assist governments and national health workforce planners to develop and implement a comprehensive strategy in a systematic way?" The World health report 2006 presents an evolving technical framework to help countries resolve the problems underlying the crisis.
As Glinos et al. warn, 'international recruitment... does not resolve the underlying causes of workforce problems' [ 47] and the Irish situation provides an excellent example of this.
