As it happens, I had learned more about Ellen over the intervening years, but I was stunned that a complete stranger had taken the trouble to respond to a letter posted to his father almost three decades ago -- not to mention, find the answers to my questions.
The indictment left many lawyers troubled but uncertain how to respond in the absence of much explanation.
Better knowledge sharing enables us to understand some of the world's biggest problems -- from our changing climate to our troubled economies -- and to respond to them more effectively.
Third, going beyond global discussions and processes, develop the trouble-shooting function to respond to particular challenges as they emerge, especially at the country level, going beyond stats and communiques, and applying aid effectiveness principles where it matters.
The state has also had trouble massing soldiers to respond to last-minute developments at sites outside of the venues, according to Ferreira.
Speaking at a conference for the National Council for Behavioral Health, Greene reflected on how when caught up in rancorous disputes such as the post Sandy Hook Guns vs. Mental Health debate, we forgot how to truly listen...how to spot signs of trouble... how to respond with compassion rather than react with punishment.
This firewall mechanism shields the mind from the vast amounts of inundating sensory information that constantly compete with one another for attention, and spares it the trouble of having to respond to every tingling except the most salient ones.
U.S. Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Torrance) said during the hearing that he was troubled by Exxon Mobil's refusal to respond to all requests for documents and information.
In times of acute trouble its states need a way to respond to trouble within the region: as they did in 2003 when a mission to the Solomon Islands disarmed and arrested a band of militants who had seized control of the country.
