These increasingly involved developing countries, which were frequently ill equipped to deal with such matters and were often faced with the prospect of high costs.

Faced with sluggish external demand, weak domestic consumption, rising labor costs, and low productivity, China depends excessively on investment to drive economic growth.

Faced with a no fire rule, shareholders have reason to be very cautious if expansion is not profitable, they cannot reduce labor costs.

Even if such perverse incentives are removed, tougher questions about controlling costs need to be faced.

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The main difficulty faced by the organizers was undoubtedly the absence of a national allocation to cover the organizational costs.

Other activities undertaken by UNCTAD include the following The Costs of Agrifood Safety and SPS Compliance project aimed at identifying and quantifying the compliance costs for tropical fruits faced by a representative group of African LDCs, and proposing ways of dealing with them.

As a landlocked country, Tajikistan also faced higher import costs, and instability in neighbouring areas had had an adverse impact on its situation.

She faced her oncologist with her findings.

Convergence is on the way, but minimizing its global costs requires redesigning the Bretton Woods institutions to meet the challenges faced by emerging countries.

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Faced with such uncertainty, a wise policy combines realism with liberalism.

But as always, we are faced with budget restrictions.

Overall, Governments are faced with three main domestic challenges.

But we were faced with a very difficult choice.

Reducing borrowing costs without unleashing inflation was one of the main challenges faced by President Dilma Rousseff when she took office at the beginning of that year.

The EU had therefore committed itself to further improving and better coordinating trade related assistance programmes in view of possible trade integration costs faced by developing countries.

One day, I was faced face to face with Christ.

Soon enough, Iraq was faced with a new social divide.

Faced with little regulatory restraint, banks overdosed on risky loans.

Then came ( the worshippers ) with hurried steps , and faced ( him ) .

Then came ( the worshippers ) with hurried steps , and faced ( him ) .

The international community is now faced with a cruel dichotomy.

Some stressed that their communities were faced with imminent extinction.

Of course what we did when faced with such outrageous hyperbole ...

Faced with this situation, the European Council had only two choices.

Faced with American unilateralism, he failed to promote realistic multilateral solutions.

At the same time, the Empire was faced with new enemies.

With his extensive experience and capabilities, UNIDO faced a promising future.

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

The OTP is faced with similar difficulties in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Faten People who are willing to help should be faced with trust.

With a tax, the costs are obvious.

Accordingly, faced with a weakening global economy, they confront two basic policy choices.

Meanwhile, US states have been faced with massive revenue shortfalls, exceeding 200 billion.

Following return, they are faced with challenges of reintegration and re establishing livelihoods.

Never has the international community been faced with such pressing and serious threats.

Yet many studies used by advocates of green jobs have not addressed these costs at all overlooking both the cost of investment and the price hikes to be faced by end users.

However, when reproductive costs and extreme seasonality of resources were compared across primates, other primates demonstrated male dominance under conditions that were similar to or more challenging than those faced by lemurs.

With European export orders canceled en masse, Chinese factories are faced with the prospect of massive layoffs.

When faced with particularly difficult setbacks or complexities, a really interesting behavior emerges decoration.

General Motors, faced with an existential crisis, has sought to transform its business model.

Now he is faced with the question of how to use networks to govern.

The alternative the liability model requires that each state take responsibility for its own debts, with its creditors bearing the costs of a default. Faced with that risk, creditors demand higher interest rates from the outset or refuse to grant additional credit, thereby imposing a measure of discipline on debtors.

The problem with this argument is that governments are rarely faced with having to pay off their debts.