The problem is not new, and it has long held the attention of the Hartford Police Department, which keeps a steady presence in the North End.
"And they may not have a surfeit of food, which keeps them from problems like obesity, but they're not starving, either".
The reduction has been brought about by better organization, the introduction of more advanced instrumentation, & the use of computers, chiefly the IBM 7080, which keeps accounts, solves engineering problems & figures out production schedules.
Mr. Constantine explained that in this context, "Stubbornness is a quality which keeps people hanging in there when problems seem to defy solution, when logic or fear or pain might otherwise lead them to quit".
However, the increasingly rarified late-medieval problem eventually vanished only to give way to several modern variants of recognizably the same problem, which keeps recurring in one form or another in contemporary philosophy as well.
In its early days, social enterprise was well-served by earnestness, which kept problem-solvers focused on the possible in a world full of impossibilities.
Office managers attempt to keep their doctors from becoming involved in their patients' problems, which keeps the doctor from participating fully in his or her part of the production line: writing prescriptions.
Through literature review we tried to build up a model which keeps the advantages of previous models in addition to fixing their problems and improve them.
And then there is the problem of joblessness, which keeps unemployed veterans on VA health care rather than getting it from a private insurance programme offered by an employer, as most Americans do.A wide array of government programmes have failed to get veterans back to work.
The windows in the room are covered by thick plastic blackout curtains, which also block out street noise (models call it the Batcave, although it's much cozier than that implies), because he doesn't want to deal with the problem of natural light, which keeps changing.
