Sentences with phrase «also deals with the problem»

It also deals with problem solving, personal well being, and collaboration.

Climate scientists also deal with problems that are of the systems - level kind and we all have to deal with connections even if they are in the «forbidden» realm.

The floor plan provides vital information and also deals with the problem of different measuring practices.

Not exact matches

Also, it lessens the importance of the CC» er, and it forces the CC» ees to deal with a problem that they didn't ask to deal with.

It also deals with such stylistic problems as long sentences and the abundance of passive constructions.

SAS's vice-president of marketing for the Americas, Cameron Dow, says part of the problem also lies in the fact that Canadian universities aren't graduating nearly enough data scientists, who ultimately will know how to deal with Big Data.

Such pronouncements represent not only tacit acknowledgement of the problem but also a tactic for dealing with it.

Also, a widespread problem in industry with waste — of time, inventory, labor, and emissions — provides a great deal of work for consulting companies in China, Ding says.

The high price of dealing with the disease reflects not only the cost of medicines but also the management of a range of complications, such as limb amputations and eye problems.

He did, however, again signal that he may drop tariffs for Canada and Mexico if they can renegotiate a new NAFTA deal with the U.S. Trump also singled out China as the biggest problem the U.S. faces on trade — a notion he repeatedly expressed during his campaign.

You can also find how our government dealt with a similar problem in the 70's.

We are also pleased to see that the CSA, IIROC and MFDA may view refusals or low ball offers as an indication of problems with a registered firm's complaint handling practices including their obligation to deal fairly, honestly and in good faith with clients, act within the applicable standard of care, or have implemented and maintained effective complaint handling procedures.

If there are systemic problems, they should deal with that, not only to do well as a company, but also for the sake of consumers to provide the best product possible.»

It also addresses the dangers and the common problems, along with how to deal with them based on my experience in body life since 1988.

By dealing with representative groups, the networks also avoided the problems of trying to manage the numerous individual denominations and independent religious groups, all of whom wanted to gain free access to television's airwaves.

Public schools should also receive a copy, although currently those schools are having enough trouble dealing with drugs, bullying, guns, poor test scores, and other problems resulting from general social decay.

There are also some new programs of ministry to ministers — counseling with the help sometimes of psychological testing instruments, but designed to focus on vocation and career and not merely upon problems that should better be dealt with by psychiatrists.

And we can also imagine that the supervisor in charge of this supremely important but very complex project is able to foresee problems and deal with emergencies, is fair in his supervision, and is good — «too good ever to assign any duties that would be improper from any point of view.»

The reform of international institutions such as the IMF, World Bank and WTO, the democratization of the UNO and its security Council and the strengthening of the powers of the UN General Assembly are also needed for dealing with these problems.

This is also the problem with Islam, you don't know how Allah will deal with you.

The problems of personal fulfillment and of individual ethics could also be dealt with from this perspective.

Pentecostals also are more Eastern than Western in that, as it was for John Wesley, there is an emphasis on sin as a sickness that needs to be healed, as opposed to just a legal problem to be dealt with in judicial terms.

It may be, however, that both positions are partly correct — that we do need a renewed and increased commitment of our collective resources to relieve existing misery, but that, in the long run, we also need to empower people and communities to deal more effectively with their own problems.

This special character of the ministry as sacred office constitutes a major resource in dealing with the sick soul; but it also gives rise to real problems.

These problems, of course, would also be appropriate for laboratories of reflection and task forces in churches to deal with.

The proposals I make also point out some problems that might be dealt with in a Center for religion and the future.

But Korn also points out that the rabbinic traditions dealt with this moral problem in two ways.

«18 In the present context of globalization it is not only necessary to reject «the Western pretence of universalism,» writes Rajni Kothari, «but also for non-Western cultures to seek answers to their problems from within and, in the process, not only provide pluralism in techno - cultural system but, through such pluralism, help Westerners themselves to deal with the new crop of problems they now encounter.

In this chapter I shall briefly sketch the problem of God and evil in terms of concepts developed earlier, and I shall propose that one important way to deal with the theodicy problem is to associate the idea of God not only with order but also with adventure.

An attempt will be made to focus on the major problems and areas of interest in the particular field, but an endeavor will also be made to deal with the interrelations of the history of religions to other disciplines.

It is the purpose of this volume to present certain studies of the gospel at the point where the oral tradition was being crystallized in writing; and for this reason we shall pay chief attention to the Gospel of Mark, though the other early source or cycle — Q, the «Sayings Source» — will also engage our attention now and then, But we can not deal with that source in detail at present; indeed, we shall not have the time to deal adequately with Mark, and can study only some of its leading features and the problems to which these give rise.

The reform of international institutions such as the IMF, World Bank and WTO, the democratization of the UNO and its Security Council and the strengthening of the powers of the UN General Assembly are also needed for dealing with these problems.

It has also been observed that some disciplines are developing comprehensive outlooks, from their own perspectives, which often touch upon the problems that have been in the past dealt with in the systematic dimension of Religionswissenschaft.

These stories deal with the problems of living with Alzheimer's Disease or stroke damage, the abuse of the elderly by their children, nursing home horror stories, the cost of long - term care, and the problems of those who must work, care for their children, and also care for elderly relatives.

This also does not exc - use the way the church dealt with the problem.

Taking him to the doctor about this I think also helped him wrap his head around it that it was a problem that he needs to deal with.

And if you are lucky enough to be dealing with tomato problems, chopped tomatoes sprinkled on top would also be good.

the problem isn't cos he isn't WC, the problem is cos he is a rich man's Andy Carroll; I mean even Defoe that play for relegation candidate - Sunderland is a far better striker than him.he isn't WorldClass either Chicharito is also way better, he isn't a 30 - goal striker but when u play almost all games for a club with the creativity as Arsenal, scoring 30goals isn't a big deal.

The Mirror claim Lukaku is not happy about this and that he's also frustrated with Mourinho for failing to deal with the problem.

Also, hopefully, it could take the home side somewhat by surprise and give them some unexpected problems to deal with.

While you can argue that other clubs also have their own problems to deal with, is it really a coincidence that the pace setters Chelsea have been almost injury free so far, or that last season's surprise winners Leicester City were able to field the same starting line up for almost the whole campaign?

Manager Brendan Rodgers has also had to deal with full - back Jon Flanagan being ruled out long term with a knee problem.

Some people might try to say that a club with a squad as big as Arsenal have should be able to cope or that every side has it's own problems to deal with but I would point to the relatively injury free seasons that last season's Premier League champions Leicester City were blessed with and the fact that the runaway leaders this time have also had almost no injury issues to cope with.

It is a real shame for him but also for us, as we can not seem to just enjoy a good win, good goals and a clean sheet, but alwways have some problem to deal with.

I realize this opens up the problem of dealing with Superbowl winners and World Series winners also expecting an invitation, but I guess I'll deal with that one at a time.

My team is hungry also, but we have to deal with many problems and many competitions as well.

Not only have Arsenal had to deal with more injury problems than all of our Premier League rivals over the last 10 years, but we also seem to lose players from the same area of the pitch at the same time, making the job of selecting a strong and well balanced side something of a nightmare for Arsene Wenger.

A few days ago I posted a comment on here and noted how AFC always seem to lose ground and our way once the heat is on... how we lack the mental strength and character to deal with pressure of maintaining a lead once we are top of the table and how we ALWAYS crumble when it matter most... i also noted how we ALWAYS seem to regain our mojo soon as we are out of contention for every important competition, when we go on some amazing winning streak, just in time to snatch the 4th place trophy... as is the norm on here and many other AFC fans forum i got member jumped down my throat, talking about negative fans, talking about new players we have and how that problem was a thing of the past....

The home side also had problems at the back and their failure to deal with Villa's threat from set - pieces was punished after nine minutes.

It wasn't just a struggle getting players in; we also had problems getting existing players to sign new deals and the whole summer was a will they or won't they story as to whether Roger Eli, John Francis and John Pender would actually agree to new contracts with Burnley.