In practice however women sometimes face difficulties.

He succeeded in the face of great difficulties.

At the same time, the programme continues to face severe financial difficulties.

The magnitude of the difficulties we face in Côte d'Ivoire is quite clear.

Governments of affected countries often face great difficulties in coordinating national and international relief assistance.

The difficulties that the fund users, as well as the implementers, face may be overcome by

The latter are often weak trading partners and face serious difficulties in competing in international trade.

Women entrepreneurs face inherent obstacles such as insufficient administrative skills, difficulties in financing and low self esteem.

The Committee now has further insight into the difficulties States may face while seeking to ensure full implementation.

They also face difficulties when it comes to the distribution and sale of produce and the supply of inputs.

Nevertheless, they still face substantial difficulties in participating in services trade, and their exports are particularly vulnerable to external shocks.

Most geographical information needs can be met using satellite imagery, but non specialists face difficulties in obtaining the right information.

Of particular concern are the difficulties that indigenous girls face in school, which are due largely to ethnic and gender discrimination.

Indeed, despite the difficulties they face, farmers are doing much to adapt to climate change and also to mitigate its effects.

Difficulties in obtaining health protection face especially older people, who live in conditions of poverty and therefore have more limited access to health protection.

Concerns were expressed that those 6,000 persons may face difficulties in view of potential competition with neighbouring communities for access to agricultural land and water resources.

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A new democracy, with an emerging economy, may also face some practical difficulties in unravelling the violations of private ownership of property that lasted for 50 years.

Energy dependency is compounded by the difficulties that countries face in importing technology and holding on to their human resources, in particular the most qualified among them.

The Security Council s composition wouldn t be substantially different if an ideal distribution of seats were to be achieved. So the fact that no agreement has been reached on Syria forces us to reflect on the future difficulties that we will face in managing global security.

The KMOP also operates a Daycare Centre in Perama, Attika, for primary school pupils who face psychological problems, speech impediments and difficulties in adapting to the school environment.

The Committee was also concerned about the situation of young women who face difficulties on the labour market owing to the domestic and family responsibilities assigned to them.

This is owed if the employer is in financial difficulties, but for no longer than six months.

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Concerned that the Secretary General continues to face difficulties in meeting the obligations of the Force on a current basis, including reimbursement to current and former troop contributing States,

Affirming that, while globalization offers great opportunities, at present its benefits are very unevenly shared and costs unevenly distributed, and that developing countries face special difficulties in meeting this challenge,

In general, rural women face the following difficulties in terms of education and training sexist choice of parents the excessive demands on women's time ongoing sociocultural constraints and early marriage.

However, there was no denying that current trade negotiations were encountering difficulties that the negotiators should endeavour to resolve.

'We feed you only for the Face of God we desire no recompense from you, no thankfulness

'We feed you only for the Face of God we desire no recompense from you, no thankfulness

Countries struggling with intra State conflict or emerging from conflict are often rich in natural resources and face difficulties exploiting and managing those resources in the best interest of the people.

Where we face uncertainty, though, we are confident in our knowledge of possible outcomes, but not of their likelihood owing either to difficulties in prediction or to lack of information. And yet scientific advisers face strong temptations and pressures to treat every uncertainty as a risk.

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It was noted that countries may face difficulties in understanding the nature and scope of commitments, a challenge that is becoming increasingly evident, including for developed countries (e.g. the US Gambling case).

In recent months there has been a very limited public bus service operating in Monrovia intended mainly to alleviate the extreme difficulties that commuters face on their way to and from work.

Difficulties Encountered

Technical difficulties

Financial difficulties

However, companies also face difficulties associated with outsourcing of services, such as communication problems due to cultural and language differences, inappropriate infrastructure levels, inconsistent quality of products, or different time zone management issues.

However, given the nature and complexity of the difficulties that most of us face, international assistance is indispensable, due to the lack of adequate financial, human and material resources in most developing countries.

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And I looked into this trusting, loving face, and I said, Oh, no.

Difficulties and Solutions

The reason why the farmers plan to switch production to other crops is that American farmers face difficulties in selling soybeans in the context of the trade war launched by President Trump against China.

Female headed households, in particular, face great difficulties in protecting and supporting their families. There are increasing reports of Iraqi women resorting to prostitution and of trafficking in women and children to neighboring countries.