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Faced
with wide swings, central banks are helpless to counteract traders’ irrational zeal to bid a currency further away from historical benchmark levels.
Despite these risks, which dwarf those
faced
by the telecoms industry, Africa’s smallholders remain as efficient as their larger counterparts – a testament to their tenacity and resilience.
Liberals are most needed when compromises have to be made, but not nearly as useful when
faced
with brute force.
But other European leaders,
faced
with the rise of extremist, anti-immigrant parties, have not endorsed Merkel’s view; and the refugees still have to get to Germany through countries like Hungary, which are erecting walls and other border defenses to keep them out.
In the 1980’s and 1990’s, large swaths of American industry – especially the domestic oil industry –
faced
this problem, described by the economist Michael Jensen as the managerial challenge of handling free cash flow well.
As Democrats focus on Russian interference in the 2016 US elections, Trump’s ties to Russia, and the details of Trump’s closed-door conversation with Russian president Vladimir Putin in Helsinki in July, they will be
faced
with the prospect of signing off on increased defense spending or else appearing dithering and hypocritical on Russia.
In the early 1990s, following a TB resurgence in the US, most West European countries realized that the decline in diagnosed cases had stopped or even reversed, and that they
faced
new problems owing to increased immigration, HIV infection, and imported multidrug-resistance.Outbreaks of multidrug-resistant TB revived public concern.
China, which has
faced
sharp criticism from the US, the EU and Japan for unfair trade practices – including export subsidies, currency manipulation, intellectual-property theft, and forced technology transfer – has a particular responsibility here.
Owing to a slowdown in population growth, and thus lower “demand for capital,” the world, Hansen claimed,
faced
a problem of “secular, or structural, unemployment…in the decades before us.”
Decision-makers have not
faced
up to just how close the world may be to the climate “tipping point.”
FLORENCE:
Faced
with an embarrassing strike by Air France pilots during the World Cup, the French government purchased labor peace by, among other things, offering striking pilots a big ownership stake in their company.
Countries like Brazil, China, and India have
faced
many health and development challenges of their own, and they have made tremendous progress.
Second, the settlement came at a time when the American authorities
faced
heavy criticism for being soft on big banks during and after the 2008 financial crisis.
Faced
with this leadership vacuum, other countries are hedging their bets and looking after their own narrow interests.
Nonetheless, the ECB is right that it is
faced
with very different monetary conditions in different member states; indeed, the eurozone is akin to a badly working fixed-exchange-rate system, with all of the attendant risks.
When the US unilaterally decided to withdraw from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal and re-impose sanctions, the European Union suddenly
faced
new barriers to trade with Iran.
Public education is becoming universally available, including for groups that
faced
harsh discrimination in the past.
All US presidents attempting to resolve that conflict have
faced
massive – indeed, insurmountable – domestic political obstacles.
But, by the early 1900’s, the empire
faced
two problems that cast doubt on its ability to fulfill these missions.
The list of major national political leaders in the region who have faced, or are about to face, criminal charges has grown so extensive that it is plausible to wonder whether democracy itself can survive in a number of these countries.
As a result, despite below-normal monsoon rains this year in India’s northeast, through which the Brahmaputra River flows after leaving Tibet and before entering Bangladesh, the region
faced
unprecedented flooding, with devastating consequences, especially in Assam state.
Large domestic private groups affected by the scandal have
faced
financial drought, operational disarray, and a sudden halt in demand, while outside investors, driven by a combination of shaken confidence and opportunism, adopted a “wait-and-see” approach.
So far, he has
faced
his referendum challenge calmly.
Blowouts have become the most troublesome type of oil spills, and in deep water they tend to continue for a considerable time because of the difficulties
faced
in containing them.
But the threat such attacks pose to the RBI dwarf those
faced
by the Fed, not least because, unlike the Fed, the RBI has no statutory independence.
This shift has become increasingly apparent in recent years, as major tech firms have
faced
intensifying scrutiny of their competitive practices, tax behavior, data uses, and privacy policies.
In some cases, they had been there for generations; when
faced
with eviction notices, some families argued that the bungalows had effectively become memorials to their famous ancestors and that they should thus be allowed to remain.
When monsoons failed, millions of Indians
faced
imminent death.
Faced
with weak demand in advanced countries, Asian economies are working to rebalance their sources of growth by shifting toward domestic and regional markets.
Alexey Navalny, the anti-corruption lawyer and the best-known remaining opposition leader, has
faced
everything from fake lawsuits to “patriots” spraying him with toxic chemicals.
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