David Butler London Rather than tweaking legislation to prevent private landlords and letting agents from making obscene amounts of money from rental properties (Report, 23 November), surely the only genuine solution is to ditch the dogma and return to a national programme of building council housing.
"A return to real, sustainable economic growth can be the only genuine solution to Europe's crisis," he told the Hellenic Bank Association.
The poor, as your man said, are always with us, and the only genuine solution to their problems is a fundamental shift towards egalitarianism and redistribution.
Over and over in the health-reform debate, one hears serious policy analysts say that the only genuine solution is to replace our health-care system (with a single-payer system, a free-market system, or whatever); anything else is a missed opportunity.
Stephen Noakes, of the government-backed Lloyds Banking Group, said the scheme "provides a genuine solution to the challenge of raising a deposit".
However, the downside of a strategy based entirely on fear is that even if it succeeds now, it won't help to define the proper terms for a genuine solution in the future.
It is therefore in the government's interest, and that of the international community, to find a genuine solution to the ethnic conflicts.
Most classical actualists will, therefore, regard new actualism as having the form of actualism without having the content necessary to serve as a genuine solution to the possibilist challenge.
Shorten will attempt to reset the budget repair debate on Wednesday by proposing what he characterises as a "genuine solution" for the structural repair of the budget, which would involve the government adopting some of Labor's ideas from the election campaign.
BA described the deal as "very fair and reasonable" and representing "a genuine solution to the remaining issues in the dispute".
That is to say, the only solution they can offer is, "keep retreating!" Likewise, Trump and the mocking cruel anguish he represents is not a genuine solution to the electorate's powerlessness, but rather, simply the one closest at hand.
