But there is still the problem of deciding exactly what to block.
"They can't move back to the same place, so now we have the problem of deciding where to put them".
Jacqueline Yallop mentions in her book the problem of deciding what to call the places it covers.
Indeed, you could make the case that the whole area of patent law just is the problem of deciding whether some new technology should fall within the range of the language of the patent.
Take, for example, the problem of deciding which side of the road to drive on — a question that clearly involves trying to figure out what everybody else will do.
The strength of Anglicanism in the New World and in the younger churches of Asia and Africa confronted this communion with the problem of deciding its relation to new forms of Christian life in these new cultures.
Take, for example, the problem of deciding which side of the road to drive on a question that clearly involves trying to figure out what everybody else will do.
Studies trying to assess "male" and "female" psychological characteristics always find a great crossover – but suffer from the problem of deciding in the first place what is defined as a male or female characteristic.
At our last meeting, to solve the problem of deciding which of your excellent suggestions we should read, DrZeno suggested that, "embodying the revolutionary spirit of the endeavour", I just pull the title of a book from my "beret".
The decision by Ofcom, the media regulator, to classify the Greens, provisionally, as a "minor" party does not directly affect Natalie Bennett's right to take part in the TV debates, but it does point up the problem of deciding who takes part.
Like all retailers, Saks faces the problem of deciding when to start marking down items, and at what price, so the company can glean as much profit as it can, without discounting so early that the company sells out and alienates customers, or so late that the company looks like a museum for unwanted merchandise.
