"We are responding to a problem that occurred, a problem with our image.
That can be a godsend for older adults or caregivers who get the brush-off when they try to get a provider to respond to a problem.
It concerns an Israeli daycare centre, which responded to a problem with parents turning up late to collect their children by introducing fines.
Above 10,000 feet, where possible interference is deemed to be less critical and pilots have more time to respond to a problem, passengers are allowed to use laptops, smartphones and tablets, provided that their transmission functions remain turned off.
The original plan to set the trigger at a maximum of five complaints before the police are required to respond to a problem has been replaced by a maximum of three complaints.
Several legal experts question the decision, saying that there is no reason to anticipate such a conflict and that the judge, Elizabeth E. Coker of Polk County District Court, has responded to a problem that is wholly hypothetical.
This is the brainchild of Mr. Kruger, a mild-mannered, enterprising fast-food pioneer who sought to respond to a problem particular to his territory -- a sharp and sudden drop in business after Sept. 11 -- with an experiment in fast-food marketing that has caught the eye of McDonald's executives back in the home office in Oak Brook, Ill.
These figures show us three things: the market cannot be relied upon to respond to a problem just because it is politically and socially expedient; housing associations are responding to housing need as rapidly as they can; and, despite that, housing associations are finding themselves pushed out because of public funding cuts – as the drop in completions shows.
If you respond to a problem, you own it.
