Some dilemmas were personal while others were impersonal.
Belgium is messily theocratic, with a raft of subsidies for "recognised" places of worship and religious teachers, a category that now includes Muslims.Despite these contrasts, some dilemmas faced by local authorities with large Muslim populations vary little across Europe.
Mario Draghi's "whatever it takes" comments in 2012 helped to avert an immediate crisis in the Spanish and Italian bond markets; more generally, low interest rates have encouraged investors to shift out of cash and into risky assets, particularly equities.But this creates some dilemmas for central bankers, as Mark Carney of the Bank of England acknowledged in his Mais lecture yesterday.
This statement, apparently taken for granted, nevertheless nurtures some dilemmas of a theoretical and methodological nature.
The conclusion is that the use of the Trading Zone concept is very promising to solve some dilemmas of planning theory and that it is particularly useful if we employ it in the growing area of strategic spatial planning.
Moral codes specify how some dilemmas involving conflicting biological imperatives are to be resolved and so tend to the resolution of ambivalence, though the adoption of a moral code can itself generate ambivalence about abiding by the norm, and moral systems themselves are notoriously productive of dilemmas.
They've definitely faced some dilemmas and made some tough choices.
At the bar, Danger Mouse said, "We've gotten ourselves into some dilemmas," referring with a laugh to some hard-to-reproduce material from "After the Disco".
Some dilemmas posed for the research community are discussed.
In completing the Payback Framework the research team encountered some dilemmas which are relevant to impact assessment generally.
