| Generally, however, most of them, as if it were a necessity, would rather problematize any correct reasoning. |
| Furthermore, there is a need to problematize the kind of training that teachers experience and have been exposed to. |
| Hoy thoroughly adopts a series of discussions that problematize the reading of contemporary fiction by Canadian Native women. |
| Four are particularly relevant from a strategic perspective, and I will briefly problematize each. |
| We want to problematize the question of when the international system became global in scale. |
| As those who attended the meeting heard, there are several issues of circumstance that problematize this motion. |
