As a consequence, he faced some serious health issues, such as kidney problems.

The country was also prone to natural disasters, and, despite some improvement, it faced continuing serious problems.

However, developing countries still faced fundamental problems.

Harnessed effectively, advanced agricultural biotechnology can contribute to solving some of the most common problems faced by developing countries through

The challenges faced in protecting water sources are manmade problems.

Palestinian towns and villages faced severe problems with the water supply.

In the meantime, the country faced many serious economic and social problems.

Some might argue that economic problems faced by governments are so severe that simply being in power invites being tossed out of office, regardless of ideology.

The history and current problems faced by the Assyrian minority of Iraq were raised.

Violence and exploitation are not the only problems faced by displaced women and children.

Instructs the Working Group to continue its efforts to identify, study and analyse problems faced by minorities and to encourage dialogues concerning these problems.

By and large, the problems faced by returnees are not very different from those faced by the rest of the population, as discussed elsewhere in this report.

Other countries, notably Costa Rica, which had faced similar challenges, had found solutions to their problems.

Attempts to demonstrate the nature of the employment relationship are faced with considerable proof related problems.

And some economies faced the worst of both worlds stagflation.

Some stressed that their communities were faced with imminent extinction.

When faced with such major social problems, a preference for ignorance over knowledge is difficult to defend.

During the past three years, FLNKS has faced problems in defining its internal organization and party strategy.

Many of the problems faced by people affected by leprosy today stem from society s ignorance about the disease.

Competing priorities and workload pressures resulting therefrom, contracting problems, and unpredictability of funding added to the difficulties faced.

Attention was drawn to problems faced by Afro Colombians and Afro descendants in the United States of America.

Based on comparative analyses of trends and problems faced by various organizations, it proposes harmonized and concrete solutions.

Moreover, it entails some procedural problems.

Some problems of public trust remain.

Many Russian banks were heavily exposed in foreign markets, and therefore faced severe financial problems once the crisis hit.

But such criticism ignores the problems faced by banks that did not use or deal in complex financial products.

As a first step, the fundamental constraints, problems and obstacles being faced in providing MDG indicators must be understood.

It was also observed that the problems faced by SMEs were common in Africa, in OECD countries and elsewhere.

Let me recall that not long ago even some European countries faced terrorism.

In some instances they are monitored in the form of work plans and in others they are produced in the form of public information documents which do not, of course, highlight any shortcomings or problems faced.

Of course some children sometimes have problems.

Some fire problems do have technical fixes.

We did create some problems in Europe.

(k) Take effective measures to prevent and redress the serious problems commonly faced by foreign workers, particularly female domestic workers

The report highlights some major achievements of OCG, as well as challenges being faced.

This debate may soon heat up again, now that the US, no less than Europe, is faced with grave budgetary problems.

So it should be no surprise that Ukraine under Yanukovich has faced no further problems with the supply of Russian gas.

But, by the early 1900 s, the empire faced two problems that cast doubt on its ability to fulfill these missions.

The General Assembly should also play a more effective role in addressing the economic problems faced by countries affected by sanctions.

The Meeting should, however, also set a clear agenda for dealing with the critical problems still faced by mine affected countries.

India, by contrast, comes across as a land that has faced, and is still surmounting, problems rather like those confronting its beneficiaries.

Other problems have gone unaddressed and some have worsened.

Underlying the failure in Copenhagen are some deep problems.

The international strategy for supporting efforts to make peace in Darfur has also faced some impediments.

Leading problems faced by developing countries, especially least developed countries, in compiling statistics on FDI flows and stocks and on the activities of TNCs