The goal should be to uncover a new problem that the prospect didn't fully understand, and to increase
the urgency of addressing the problem.
If they can, the argument goes, then
the urgency of addressing the problem becomes incontrovertible; if it doesn't, then it allows countries to continue delaying action or reducing their commitments.
Not exact matches
Some branch executives who were present at the press conference also appealed to the party to as a matter
of urgency address their concerns raised in the petition to avoid any
problems in the constituency in the very near future.
As a landlord, NYCHA recognizes the
urgency and enormity
of the
problems that affect our residents» quality
of life, and the de Blasio administration has made it a priority to
address this since day one,» NYCHA said in a statement, cited by the newspaper.
The
problems that NCLB flagged have not gone away, but states now have a chance to
address them using tools and techniques that better equip parents to demand change and maintain a sense
of urgency about the needs
of the disadvantaged students the Elementary and Secondary Education Act was crafted to help!
While the government is to be commended for the actions taken so far... stubborn digital exclusion and systemic
problems with digital education and training need to be
addressed as a matter
of urgency in the government's forthcoming digital strategy.»
Several organizations recognized the lifesaving
urgency of this issue, and noticed that one way to
address the
problem was to make it easy for victims and shelter advocates to locate existing programs that can house victims» pets.
The speed with which we have been
addressing these
problems seems completely disconnected from the
urgency of the situation.
And if you don't think about a
problem much, you're unlikely to gain a sense
of urgency about having to
address it.
As someone who is convinced by the science and believes that we should be
addressing the
problem with some degree
of urgency, I am rather more than frustrated by this endless quibbling about what we don't know about what we don't know.
My plan
addresses the first two, and has severe requirements for both because
of the
urgency of time in which the
problem must be corrected.
While I suspect there will always be a need for authoritarian and perhaps adversarial court processes to
address truly intractable individuals and
problems of genuine
urgency, I worry that a reconceptualization
of the system may call for more than triage processes and the co-locatation
of social services, both
of which are reconfigurations
of existing services, but may demand a fundamental reconsideration
of our basic assumptions and a critically examination
of alternatives such as inquisitorial processes, abridged trial procedures, non-adversarial judging techniques, the embedding
of mental health professionals in decision - making processes and so forth.