• For Mr. Obama to publicly identify a problem would then put him in the position of suggesting a solution.

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  • Proper metrics such as the amount of time it takes to identify a problem and to close a valve are essential.

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  • The temptation for any commission, and for any commission chief, is to identify a problem, and then to propose itself as the solution.

    ECONOMIST: President Prodi

  • So we're working to provide better labeling for our food and encourage our pediatricians to screen kids for obesity during well-child visits, but then to write a prescription for families when they identify a problem with a step-by-step sort of process for what they can actually do.

    WHITEHOUSE: Making Healthy Food Accessible & Affordable

  • This is, as I say, a sensible idea, it addresses a real problem (the 2008 unpleasantness was more about runs on banks than anything else) and the only great surprise is that governments have managed to identify a real problem and come up with a real solution to it.

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  • Throughout the semester, students apply concepts learned in the course and identify solutions to a problem identified by the business partner.

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  • But one thing any scientist will tell you is that to solve a problem you first have to identify the problem.

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  • If the director can find a way for the ordinary viewer to identify with the protagonists, this might not be a problem.

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  • That presents the Big Four with a particular problem: how to identify future stars among the mass of raw recruits.

    ECONOMIST: Talent management

  • By all accounts, Friedan was not a person inclined to share the credit. (Some men have been known to be this way as well.) The implication that she had diagnosed a condition no one else had even managed to identify that the problem she wrote about had no name until she named it was a pretty open invitation to revisionism.

    NEWYORKER: Books as Bombs

  • The NRM said that after a thorough examination to identify the extent of the problem, it was established that the locomotive required essential remedial work, which would be carried out in the next two weeks.

    BBC: Flying Scotsman

  • And she recommends that the millions in civil damages awarded in brutality cases be paid not by city governments, as now, but by the police departments themselves, giving police chiefs a financial incentive to identify and punish or dismiss problem officers.

    ECONOMIST: The police

  • To help spot factory or commercial goods sellers, which Etsy calls "resellers, " it uses a software program called SCRAM, which can identify problem sellers by predicting the rate and sequence by which they set up their shops.

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  • He was an early and enthusiastic adapter of Compstat, a crime-tracking system implemented in 1994 that uses computer analysis to identify problem areas in order to deploy officers and make tactical adjustments to drive down crime.

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  • Mr Gates suggested that new techniques to identify senders, or the imposition of a small fee to send e-mails, might solve the problem.

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  • As Reich points out in his video, the decline in the American middle class has led to a strange phenomenon, whereby the victims of the policy identify politically with the folks who caused the problem.

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