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And through facing difficult obstacles he does just that!
The photographer lost his head strangely when facing the unattracting but typical Greek woman.
First, the ECB’s analysis of the economic challenges facing the eurozone should be very transparent.
At a time when the Muslim world is facing unprecedented challenges, the importance of creating a healthy academic environment cannot be overstated.
Moreover, nothing was done in anticipation of the end of terms-of-trade gains in resource-rich countries like Russia, Brazil, Indonesia, and South Africa, which have been facing rising wage costs and supply-capacity limits.
When financially stable countries disregard the challenges facing their struggling counterparts, they are acting against their own interests.
Let us start with some simple aeronautic dynamics, using an analogy that my PIMCO colleague, Bill Gross, came up with to describe the economic risks facing the American economy.
Specifically, policymakers must be open and willing to understand the unusual challenges facing the US economy, react accordingly, and possess sufficiently potent policy instruments.
With President Barack Obama re-elected and no longer facing the pressure of a campaign, it would be in America’s interest – and certainly in the interests of my country, Pakistan – to use the first year of his new term to de-escalate the violence.
Education may not provide humanitarian support in exactly the same way that the provision of medical care, food, or shelter does, but the risks facing children out of school during crises – including labor, marriage, human trafficking, and recruitment as soldiers – can be as grim as any other type of suffering.
That is the challenge facing American public intellectuals today.
Even countries facing significant obstacles – such as India, with a population of 1.2 billion people, rampant poverty, and inadequate infrastructure – have rid themselves of polio.
As Trump’s political position weakens and the obstacles facing him grow, his mental instability will pose an ever-greater danger.
Veteran China watcher David Shambaugh recently went so far as to warn that the challenges facing the political system, led by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), may be severely compromising the government’s ability to implement the package of ambitious economic reforms that it unveiled in 2013.
This bodes well for the country at a time when it is facing unprecedented challenges.
After all, in its 16 years in power, the party has been unable to tackle the main challenges facing Nigeria: rising unemployment, poor infrastructure, sclerotic social services, and an unstable economy that relies on oil exports for 95% of its foreign-exchange revenue.
If future generations in these countries are to receive the same per-capita level of public goods, their net lifetime taxes will be at least 75% higher than the taxes facing current newborns.
Millions of Africans, in more than a dozen countries, are facing similar struggles, as failed harvests and persistent conflict fuel severe food insecurity.
Now Pakistan – in a sense, the region’s best remaining hope – is also facing potentially disruptive setbacks.
If Citi was facing bigger losses than those already known, could it make good on new obligations to trading partners and lenders?
Perhaps the US should consider adopting a CBHI-type program, to reduce further the number of Americans facing financial barriers to medical care.
Many on the left, facing only unattractive scenarios, feel increasingly betrayed and dispirited.
That is the task facing Macron.
If that is what the future looks like, we are facing a dystopia in which inequality will rise to levels never before experienced.
It appears that it is now acceptable to talk about inequality in America as the central issue facing the country.
The bottom line is that Social Security’s long-term funding difficulty, while real, is projected to be much smaller and much further in the future than any of the nearer, larger, and more significant fiscal problems currently facing the US government.
Even on the population level, we are facing some of the same complexities at HICCup (the Health Initiative Coordinating Council), a startup that I founded.
The IMF’s Lending OverhaulThe International Monetary Fund should be an essential port of call for emerging-market and developing countries facing financing needs.
Britain’s Enemy WithinPRINCETON – Democracy everywhere is facing serious challenges.
Now, as the largest and most influential member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Indonesia must leverage its newly acquired strength to confront the challenges facing it and its regional partners, while avoiding foreign-policy recklessness.
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