The A.E.A. mounted a fierce battle against the test, declaring it to be a gimmick, an attempt at a simplistic quick fix.
We need to reject simplistic, quick-fix solutions in favor of strategies that will both attract and retain highly qualified candidates to the nursing profession.
Congress "should resist the false promise of any simplistic or quick fix, however, argued Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith in his own testimony.
If students behave poorly because they don't respect the teacher or value their time in school, that's not something that will be fixed by a simplistic virtual point system — it will be either ignored or resented by the majority of students.
Still, they highlighted that it is too simplistic to think that this technical fix is sufficient to alleviate all concerns associated with GM crops.
But the findings also suggest that, once a given stereotype becomes simplistic enough, it tends to become fixed -- and to continue on unchanged.
The EESR is by necessity more simplistic than the SDR due to fixed age limits of working and retired populations in the former measure, the latter being flexible with respect to the age of retirement (UN ECE 1999, p. 46).
"On the contrary, reaching for a simplistic solution would not only fail to fix the problem, it would undermine the funding that is vital for a healthy and sustainable future for sport.
Simplistic budget cutting will destroy governments rather than fix them.
As taxpayers, it is worth questioning why governments think they can fix complex and wicked problems with simplistic "big stick", hardline approaches.
This masochistic tendency towards self‑erasure is a complicated issue, something a well‑meaning but overly simplistic campaign against thinness in fashion can't fix.
