Our problems are not political (this culture urged); our problem is our whole way of being in the world.
Mary Astell, in 1700, noted "If all men are born free, how is it that all women are born slaves?" Two hundred years later WEB du Bois urged: "The problem of the 20th century is the problem of the colour line".
Rick Armstrong Brooklyn, Nov. 5, 2008 To the Editor: While you correctly take Israel to task for failing to stem settlement expansion and rein in violent settlers, your vague prescription for addressing this persistent problem — urging American Jews to publicly support the government — is absurd.
Labour's deputy leader Harriet Harman has rejected the idea of there being an "Ed Miliband problem", urging voters to judge him on "what he has done".
He encouraged ministers and civil servants to be more creative in solving problems, urging them to take more risks and have a "grown-up approach to failure".
Miller, echoing previous comments by David Cameron, said it was up to the church to tackle its internal problems, urging it to examine the "procedures and processes" which, she said, led to a result which did not "reflect the majority will".
The dumping or accidental discharge of dye wastewater has triggered a substantial amount of environmental and health problems, urging researchers globally to develop universal methods to treat dye wastewater efficiently.
Glenn Reicin, an analyst at Morgan Stanley, said Johnson & Johnson had "contained the problem" by urging doctors to stop using injections under the skin.
Opinions range from dismissing the condition as largely an invented problem to urging that nearly everyone who has it starts treatment.
He added, "If anybody is proposing that they're going to solve what they see as the Wal-Mart problem by urging people not to think of themselves as consumers, they're barking up the wrong tree".
