Sentence examples for serious problems identified from inspiring English sources

"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".

Among the most serious problems identified were the concession system for bus routes, a general noncompliance of rules and regulations and lack control over the extortion by gangs.

To be sure, these articles are the kind of mindless fluff that draws readers looking for a quick diversion, but more serious problems identified by non-profit media watchdog Freedom House include defamation laws that have sparked concerns about censorship and highly polarized political coverage.

Authorities were having serious problems identifying many of the charred corpses because some had been burnt beyond recognition.

This is probably the most serious problem identified by the Dark Winter exercise.

Mr. Burns and Thomas R. Nides, another deputy secretary of state, told the committee in prepared testimony that the department had "already begun to fix" the "serious, systemic problems" identified in the Pickering report.

Two deputy secretaries of state, William J. Burns and Thomas R. Nides, told the committee that the department had already started to fix the "serious, systemic problems" identified in a scathing report issued this week by an independent panel.

"We look forward to meeting with him to discuss ways to address the serious competitive problems identified in the court's findings of fact," said Justice Department spokeswoman Gina Talamona, who called Posner a "highly respected jurist".

However, the sheer number of altered genes is still posing a serious problem for identifying proper markers for clinical translation, such as identifying potential genes for targeted therapy.

Dr. Chemtob, who has been working with students in some schools near the trade center site, urges the screening of all students, with their names coded; those whose answers betray serious problems would be identified and offered help.

Other serious problems that were identified by the participants were waiting time, availability of medication, and access to specialists.