Local Government Minister Carl Sargeant has told the Cabinet it's time to "grasp the nettle of complexity".
Few grasped (or yet grasp) the enormity of the time bomb that had been embedded into the world economy with this policy.
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You do not have to be a pilot or airline executive to grasp the simple concept that the best time to fly is when a storm is not taking place.
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Atlanta's Dimitroff, for instance, says he became obsessed with "players' movements" from the time he was 5 years old and began to grasp the relationship of limbs to scouting talent when he was sitting alongside his former NFL scout father, also named Thomas.
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At the same time I stared at the girl, trying to grasp her meaning.
Users can check formulas and graphs at the same time on the display, making it easier to grasp their relationships.
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But when you're thrown into an entirely new environment, it can take time to adapt and to grasp the subtle, though important nuances that still differentiate Europe's soccer cultures.
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Yet he also absorbed the daring new techniques that were emerging at the time, illustrated here by the work of Masaccio and Uccello with their grasp of three- dimensional form and the rules of perspective.
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For the first time I was able to grasp how lonely Clark must have been when he was growing up.
It will take time, but you could grasp it in the multiple examples of changes being floated in the public arena.
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Its grasp of time and place is, by their standard, weirdly unstable, and the supporting players, among them Marlon Wayans, J.
If TiME is to make it off the launch pad it will have to grasp one of the smaller mission opportunities that Nasa periodically offers, such as the one it runs under its Discovery Class programme.
The idea of paying for one hour of use is easy to grasp, however, and thus could be an accessible way to market the service to first-time users.
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It is high time for the CBO to form a Team B so we can get a better grasp of economic reality.
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The ability to instantly grasp what is on the page has also served him well in executing film scores, often with little time to prepare.
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His time in America helped him speak to radicals in a language they could understand and grasp the vulnerabilities of open societies in the West.
Langfield was at fault this time round, as Conway's powerful drive spun out of the goalkeeper's grasp and over the goal-line.
When he last met her, about three years ago, she was still sharp when it came to remembering details of her time in office, Dale said, although her dementia affected her grasp of what was happening in the present.
For the first time since the tests began in 1995, the number of pupils leaving primary school with an acceptable grasp of English fell.
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