This is the precise problem with there being a lack of anti-bullying legislation.
This is the precise problem investor advocates are hoping to solve by holding all financial professionals to a fiduciary "best interest" standard when they provide investment advice.
Your recent article on elderly living options [ "More Elderly Living Options, at a Price," Oct. 8] noted the precise problem facing our elderly -- the high cost of housing.
Dr. Arthur Pappas, the Red Sox physician, explained that an arthroscopic procedure to determine the precise problem "perhaps would delay" Seaver's recovery rather than hasten it.
Nor are we faced here with the precise problem with which we were confronted in Hines v. Davidowitz, 312 U.S. 52, 61 S.Ct.
But when agency inspectors went to Boston Scientific in mid-2005, they could find no evidence that the device maker was adequately tracking reports from doctors about that precise problem, a warning issued last year by the agency shows.
Blair Hankey, Brussels Roger Cohen's discussion of Afghanistan with David Miliband, the British foreign secretary, revealed the precise problem: "Whatever Afghan government emerges has to be 'credible,' where Hamid Karzai's administration has not been".
This paper will demonstrate how investigating systematic trends in the fit of spectral values is essential for determining the precise problem areas of the model and is thus required as part of the verification processes.
At the meeting, board investigators said they were unable to determine the precise problem partly because the aircraft did not have a flight data recorder and a cockpit voice recorder.
And as identifying the precise problem, and its origin, and how to solve it, has lengthened the likely closure from "a few weeks" to "a few months" to "a matter of months - hopefully", so the structure has started to become a British symbol of a more traditional sort: a big project running late.
