Through these practices they deal with the practical problem of mobilizing the clients' cooperation in courses of action that fit into the institutional agenda of fostering medication adherence.
Recruiting practices for group interviews is not easy due to the practical problem of getting a group together when all the individuals are busy.
As we have argued in the analysis of Extract 6, this practice does not allow Massimo to solve, but merely to circumvent the practical problem of pursuing talk about the clients' medication-related problems.
The practical problem of the computer age is invisibility.
There is also the practical problem of time.
"There was also the practical problem of scholars coming to George Yeats for access to them," she added.
The practical problem of designing mobile cameras was also very much on the mind of Mr. Drew.
Brown had the practical problem of beginning his career as a thriller writer just as the traditional villains of 20th-century beach reads – the Soviets – had imploded.
"There's the practical problem of having a criminal record, such as convicted terrorist, which imposes on normal life, such as trying to get bank loans and travel.
Never mind the practical problem of finding eight grand pianos (which here had to be trucked up a windy mountain road).
"We understand that there is a need for affordable housing for families, but you also have the practical problem of crowded schools," he said.
