Yesterday, blooded by a tumultuous year and looking back from atop a vertiginously steep learning curve, Mr Clegg's 2011 speech was framed by and rooted in difficulties.
His citation of immigration as the root difficulty in housing and health failed to rouse the audience.
Here is how Bickel put the dilemma The root difficulty is that judicial review is a countermajoritarian force in our system....[W]hen the Supreme Court declares unconstitutional a legislative act or the act of an elected official it thwarts the will of the actual people of the here and now; it exercises control, not in behalf of the prevailing majority, but against it.
Important grafting applications include using rootstocks for clonal propagation of scions with rooting difficulty, control of plant architecture, induction of precocious flowering, enhancement of disease and pest resistance and soil adaptation [ 1].
In Mali and Niger, in the early to mid-1990's, the Tuaregs and other nomadic minority groups fought rebellions rooted in the difficulties of their changing lives.
It is equally a tale of today's shifting global landscape, in which powers that just years ago were celebrated as "emerging" and likely to reshape the world find themselves confronted by difficulties rooted in economic downturns and flawed governance.
Furthermore, many of the issues facing canonical quantum gravity are also firmly rooted in conceptual difficulties facing the classical theory, which philosophers are already well acquainted with (e.g. via the hole argument).
No one believes that they will resolve all the deep-rooted difficulties of Ardoyne, but the hope is that marching will no longer provide a ready-made excuse for inflicting injury and destruction.
Deep-rooted difficulties – including poor access to health services, low awareness of hospital deliveries, under-equipped health facilities and shortages of qualified health providers – combine to imperil the survival and well-being of the children and women living here.
This dichotomy is partly rooted in the difficulty to distinguish performance, an individual measure that captures the actions of a performer, from success, a collective measure that captures a community's reactions to these actions.
This misconception is rooted in the difficulty of tracking and observing aerial predators after a prey item has been captured [2] [5].
