Surface data has trouble in its resolution and accuracy".
The trouble with that resolution was less that it failed to meet strict constitutional standards than that it was based upon reports of alleged acts of North Vietnamese aggression so exaggerated as to amount to lies.
Moore, along with fellow UFA backbencher John Russell Love, caused the government further trouble with a resolution aiming to limit the circumstances under which the government would have to resign.
These days, when I find myself having trouble keeping a resolution, I push myself to find ways to make it easier to keep them.
Don't regress on purpose to make your friend feel better, but find a private place to ask your friend if he or she is having trouble keeping the resolution and why.
Speaking on behalf of a local landowners' group at the February hearing, Dan Cohen, a retired lawyer who lives near the park, said the language of the resolution troubled neighbors because it did not place explicit limits on land use.
If we're supposed to fear that the worst aspects of his personality will land him in serious trouble, the tidy resolutions of various story points in the pilot seem to preclude that possibility.
Somewhat to my surprise, I've found that I have quite a lot of trouble keeping my resolutions related to play - that is, the activities I do in my free time, because I want to do them, for their own sake, for my own reasons, and not for money or ambition.
Jacques Chirac, the French president, is causing trouble, opposing the second resolution, he says.
That was before the Thursday newspapers reported that the United States was having trouble pressing its Iraq resolution at the United Nations and before the revelation that North Korea had a nuclear weapons program.
