| There were some teething troubles, mainly because several RTGS participants experienced difficulties in adapting to the TARGET rules. |
| However, I am sure these were mere teething troubles, which probably could not have been avoided in a project of this size. |
| Hopefully these are just teething troubles, and will be resolved soon. |
| But these are early days and such teething troubles should be forgiven in this first collaboration between two great art collections. |
| The Scottish parliament is a good idea, but has had the inevitable teething troubles which one would expect at the initial stages. |
| The Court found that the system had many teething troubles and was not used consistently by the member states. |
