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Difficulties stemming from professional jargon, organizational structure, and distance are more than offset by the benefits of integrating nutrigenomics facilities and expertise to ensure cooperative use of knowledge and its application in nutritional research.
But Iran has faced similar economic difficulties before – in the 1980’s, oil exports fell significantly amid the country’s eight-year war with Iraq, and in 1986-2000 global oil prices were extremely low – and handled them relatively well.
Many of us, despite our great respect for the US, react against phrases like "Axis of Evil" not because the countries listed do not present serious challenges, but because of the difficulties that follow from mixing foreign policy and morality.
To Trump’s mind, the trade deficit reflects difficulties for American enterprises, and implies that Americans are buying foreign instead of US goods.
Those of us with a long history in the EU will understand the difficulties of this better than most, and for some West African countries, rolling back costly and inefficient but politically popular subsidies will be difficult.
China, for example, faces increasing export difficulties because of deficient control of the safety of its products, which is largely the result of corruption.
Without a commitment to a free press and an independent judiciary, these difficulties will only intensify.
Meanwhile, internal difficulties worsened.
The International Commission for Financing Global Education Opportunity reported last year that nearly 40% of employers are having difficulties recruiting workers with the right skills.
But we must keep in mind the major difficulties that can limit our ability to seize this opportunity, and the international community must make these difficulties very clear to both parties.
The events in East Timor in 1999 remain fresh in memory, and difficulties linger.
Despite the real political difficulties, we cannot let crimes against humanity go unpunished.
The fact that the coup was undertaken with massive popular support is a sign of the enormous difficulties faced by the Muslim Brotherhood during its first turn in power.
In this sense, Egypt’s difficulties differ only in scope, not in kind, from those faced by governments in Turkey, Brazil, and even Europe.
In the face of the difficulties of big automobile producers and smaller suppliers alike, many are demanding that, as part of the rescue package, the state should compel banks to lend.
The European Union exists (whatever its current difficulties) because Germany asked for forgiveness.
The reason for this delayed impact was the same as a hundred years earlier in the case of the electric dynamo: the difficulties that firms encountered in modifying the organization of their labor forces in such a way as to benefit from such technologies as e-mail and the internet.
Recent data on productivity, which grew at a pace of nearly 5% in the third trimester of last year, shows that, for many American companies, much of these difficulties are already things of the past.
Admittedly, there are difficulties with all proposals to restrict the scope of “risky” banking, especially in the context of a global economy with free capital mobility.
Both solutions face difficulties.
Some people argue that deterrence does not work in cyberspace, owing to the difficulties of attribution.
Its difficulties are exacerbated by the dramatic disparity in military forces on either side of the Atlantic, and its belief that Europe's ambitions to become a military power will come to nothing because Europeans won't spend the money necessary to achieve that goal.
These difficulties are exacerbated by the OAS’s inability to address complex situations such as the coup d’état in Honduras, the conflict between Ecuador and Colombia, or broader regional problems.
Starting with Cavallo, Argentina’s boosters argue that these problems are transitory, and blame the country’s difficulties on turmoil in world financial markets and the US dollar’s excessive strength in relation to the Euro, which reduces Argentina’s export competitiveness.
The result is that, though economic difficulties – rising food and fuel prices, corruption, and unemployment – persist, they have not led to demonstrations calling for regime change.
Once Russia and the EU decide to consolidate their efforts, they would inevitably address their neighbors’ difficulties in the context of shared responsibility, not rivalry.
Relations with Brazil expose other difficulties.
It is European countries outside the euro area, still with their own currencies, that have suffered the gravest difficulties.
The world would lose a scapegoat for its economic difficulties.
That alternate route would be longer, but only slightly, and it would pose no navigational difficulties.
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