Ad-hoc communication cannot be relied on to address this high-stake problem: a more structured and organized approach is needed (Fischhoff 2011).
With Mr Harper now a more familiar figure, that may not work this time".This cycle of election after election, minority after minority, is beginning to put some of the country's interests in serious jeopardy," Mr Harper warned in a debate among the party leaders, though he did not say what interests were at stake.His problem is that he has no potential coalition partner.
If the government offered each bank an investment equal to a given percent of its market value in exchange for a corresponding equity stake, the problems I listed above would be avoided.
"Discovering a country through its art scene reveals the stakes and problems of a society, going way beyond the issues of the art world," Niémant said.
Howard, like many other historically black colleges and universities, has battled with high-stakes financial problems over the past several years. .
Still, with control of the House, Senate and a third of the governorships at stake next year, the problem for Democrats is how best to blame the Republicans' $1.35 trillion tax cut for the slow economy and for the disappearing federal budget surplus without seeming to take on President Bush, who remains enormously popular in the polls.
But EU officials say public health is not at stake, and the problem is instead one of mislabelling.
In that context, while the concept of securing a home router might not sound like as lucrative a target on its own compared to multi-million-dollar enterprise contracts (and the billions of dollars and thousands of data points that are at stake), the wider problem is clearly one that is ripe for addressing.
I don't think anyone who really understands what's at stake has a problem making themselves get up in the morning and working for change.
"They cross them as porously and frequently as other goods do, so I think we have a common stake in this problem".
Finally, many government agencies and legislative bodies have learned new and better ways to engage citizens in assessing problems and devising remedies; they use more collaborative methods of governance that engage those with a stake in the problems' reduction.
