Given a sentence in Tagalog language, translate the sentence to English language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact.

[EX Q]: Tagalog sentence: Nagkaisa ang lahat na dapat idaos ang proklamasyon noong gabing iyon mismo. Pangwakas, tinalakay nila ang listahan ng mga puwesto sa Cabinet at public utilities na kailangan agad mapunuan.
[EX A]: The MP's tackled the question of documentation of the event, such as the procedure of the proclamation, the drafting of the text, the framework to be followed. A unanimous decision was also made to have a proclamation ceremony on Monday evening.

[EX Q]: Tagalog sentence: Van Vleck ay remembered sa pamamagitan ng kanyang peers bilang isang edukado at bantog na iskolar ay marami na pagyamanin ang buhay at karera ng mga taong alam sa kanya.
[EX A]: Van Vleck was remembered by his peers as a cultured and distinguished scholar who did much to enrich the lives and careers of those who knew him.

[EX Q]: Tagalog sentence: Maaaring ito ang kalagayan noong panahon ni Karl Marx na unang sumulat ng Communist Manifesto, at maging sa kasalukuyan ito rin ang sitwasyon sa maraming pagkakataon, ngunit tiyak na hindi sa lahat ng pagkakataon.
[EX A]:
This may have been primarily the case back when Karl Marx first wrote his Communist Manifesto, and even today it may be the case some of the time, but certainly not all of the time. Second, socialist programs tend to create more problems than they solve; in other words, they don’t work. Welfare, which uses public tax revenue to supplement the income of the underemployed or unemployed, typically has the effect of recipients becoming dependent on the government handout rather than trying to improve their situation.