  Suppose a committee consisting of three members has to match $n$ candidates
to $n$ different positions. Each member of the committee proposes a matching,
however the proposed matchings totally disagree, i.e., every candidate is
matched to three different positions according to three committee members. All
three committee members are very competitive and want to push through as many
of their suggestions as possible. Can a committee always find a compromise -- a
matching of candidates to positions such that for every committee member a
third of all candidates are assigned according to that committee member
suggestion?
  We will consider an asymptotic version of this question and several other
variants of similar problem. As an application we will consider an embedding
problem -- in particular which configurations large Steiner systems always need
to contain.
