Since these wastes were highly organic in nature including batteries, paint residue, ash, treated wood, electronic wastes, live stock excreta and industrial sludge were stern problem for the human health and environment (Bhartiya and Singh 2012) and noxious problem of MSW reported by many workers (Kaviraj and Sharma 2003).
The ships had rear problems as well; their stern was also frequently "wet" and the ships were very slow entering a turn.
STERN: The main problem with removing balusters is that they are wedged tightly between the rail and the tread or stringer, but if the baluster is damaged in the first place, you can usually work it out with a screwdriver.
In Iraq, for example, more than 50%% of the lower Rafidain Plains faces a stern salinity and waterlogging problems (El-Hinnawi 1993).
11 Even after entering South Korea, these immigrants have been faced with many problems in stern resettlement processes and need to adjust to new cultural and socioeconomic environments 12; therefore, they are still at high risk for medical, nutritional and psychological diseases.
The TV show To Catch a Predator didn't calm any fears, nor did the many state Attorneys General who issued stern warnings about a problem that, statistically, turned out to be extremely rare.
President Obama issued a stern statement on the problem of military sexual assault on Friday, telling military leaders they have one year to "step up their game exponentially" in preventing and responding to sexual assault cases.
He mimics her looking at him from above her glasses like a stern headmistress: "What is your problem?
Snow praised the reintroduction of the Ice Warriors and called Skaldak "the show's most memorable villain in a while, thanks to his stern, occasionally psychopathic approach to problem solving, and an environment that helped make the bulky, heavy creature design imposing rather than laughably naff".
The stern budgetary restraints were not a problem.
