That is a growing problem.

Europe s growing cocaine problem is due to several factors.

On October 1, Khamenei called on Ahmadinejad to address the growing problem.

Special attention is due to the growing problem of internally displaced persons.

First, there is the growing problem of unemployment and underemployment among university graduates.

Likewise, food scarcity is a growing problem for Asian countries, with crop yields and overall food production growing more slowly than demand.

Awareness is not a problem, because it is already growing and on the way'.

The problem has steadily worsened over time, and the CTC must begin seriously to consider remedial approaches to deal with the growing problem of tardy reports.

At the heart of that problem, say Obama advisors, is the growing neurosis of the Pakistani regime.

Within three days, we realized the problem was not housing it was the growing pandemic of HIV AIDS.

Globalization has been one, but only one, of the factors contributing to the second key problem growing inequality.

The Secretary General observed that special attention was due to the growing problem of internally displaced persons (IDPs).

The problem of Somali piracy is growing in this post we hear bloggers' reactions from around the Middle East.

Despite efforts made internationally, regionally, nationally and many times locally, there are indications that the marine litter problem keeps growing worse.

The solution to that ever growing problem requires coordinated action on the part of both the African and the recipient States.

And, even if the court refrains from setting limits, the underlying problem growing German aversion to all things European will not go away.

Growing inequality would not be such a problem if governments could simply raise taxes on the rich and strengthen subsidies to the poor.

4. Condemns the growing problem of trafficking in women in the region, and calls upon all concerned authorities to combat actively this criminal practice

Thefts and armed attacks are a recurring problem in Madagascar and have been growing more and more frequent since the political crisis in 2009.

That is why it is encouraging now to see the Security Council's growing interest in this problem, which affects human security in every continent.

Further, the impact of the growing problem of the criminal misuse and falsification of identity (identity theft) upon business in many countries is now substantial.

But the fact that the ECB s power is only a technocratic substitute for the eurozone s missing democratic political institutions will remain a growing problem in 2013.

WASHINGTON, DC As evidence mounts that income inequality is increasing in many parts of the world, the problem has received growing attention from academics and policymakers.

There is growing demand, growing population.

(i) To make further efforts to address effectively the growing problem of internally displaced persons, whose number has increased, including ensuring their right to effective protection and assistance

The Secretary General's report highlights the growing problem of marine debris and its link with land based sources of pollution, as well as the issue of noise pollution.

By way of illustration, I should like to refer to two of those challenges one internal, namely, the much needed democratization of this Organization and the other external, the problem of poverty, which is the most important, growing and alarming problem of contemporary society.

It was established by legislation introduced to address a growing problem of money laundering by organized criminal groups, and amended in 2002 to deal with the suppression of terrorism financing.

If American policy has failed to deal with this growing problem, European policy has focused on technical assistance, with the European Union providing 125 million in aid between 2002 and 2006.

The language is growing fast, and growing in the fastest growing areas of the world, particularly sub Saharan Africa.

MILAN Italians and other Europeans have serious problems addressing their own national debts, public and private, so it may seem immodest for a European to discuss America s growing and grave debt problem.

Many of the assessment mission's interlocutors indicated that growing public discontent over corruption in the management of State revenues was a serious problem which needed to be urgently addressed by the Government.

And of course it's growing so fast, sometimes there's growing pains.

European leaders need to get serious about Europe s cocaine problem. The white lady is seducing a steadily growing number of Europeans, and remaining in a state of denial will only worsen the consequences.

Moreover, new dimensions of the problem of energy security have emerged in the last few years. One is the great increase in energy demand from the rapidly growing economies of Asia, particularly China.

In the eurozone, a bloated social welfare system, particularly for the rapidly growing population of retirees, and the economic slowdown caused by the financial crisis are key components of the structural debt problem.

Notwithstanding the generally poor quality of information available on trafficking and the role of organized crime, the secretariat of the Convention reports that numerous indicators suggest that the problem is now significant and growing.

The Roma community is growing, while there is also a growing Vietnamese community.

The cancers either were growing so slowly that they did not pose a problem, or they would have been treated successfully if discovered clinically later (or they were so aggressive that little could be done).

This is highly relevant to economic power whereas nearly all other developed countries will face a growing burden of providing for the older generation, immigration could help to attenuate the policy problem for the US.

Problem prevention was preferable to problem solving.

Growing Green Cities

Momentum is growing.

Protests were growing.

US productivity has been growing at a respectable pace for two decades. The problem is that productivity gains have not translated into commensurate wage increases for the typical worker or income growth for the typical family.