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.

Cheaper photovoltaic cells may enable remote villages to get electricity without the fixed costs of long transmission lines. Mobile banking may lower the fixed costs faced by traditional banks.

Faced with absence.

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.

But the United Kingdom is now faced with the worst outcome stagflation. The economy is incurring the inflationary costs of the Bank s policy while missing out on the intended benefit of growth.

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

He had been faced with desperate circumstances.

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.

And these nations are faced with a real problem.

We as a world are faced with a problem.

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.

It's because the brain is faced with tremendous sensory conflict.

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

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 ...

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.

And one day he was faced with the case of Gary Pettengill.

They came around a corner faced with a row of machine guns.

Faced with a no fire rule, shareholders have reason to be very cautious if expansion is not profitable, they cannot reduce labor costs. France, for example, is notorious for forcing foreign firms like Britain's Marks and Spencer to keep redundant workers on the payroll.

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.

We faced Rwanda we faced Bosnia, and then we rediscovered our confidence.

No offers were received by the secretariat to host the third session of the CRIC and meet its costs, and core budget Since the secretariat did not receive any offers to host CRIC 3 and meet its additional costs, the core budget and supplementary fund were used to cover the logistics costs of the that session, although the secretariat faced constraints in funding participants

Do you ever feel completely overwhelmed when you're faced with a complex problem?

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

Children, too, faced particular burdens, especially with regard to the right to education.

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

Several delegations referred to their commitments and priorities in particular with regard to further improving and better coordinating their assistance in this area and, in view of possible trade integration costs faced by developing countries, providing additional support for trade adjustment and integration into the global economy.

This is not a technical choice we are faced with it's a social one.

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

The time has not yet come to shake hands and part company. Convergence is on the way, but minimizing its global costs requires redesigning the Bretton Woods institutions to meet the challenges faced by emerging countries.

So, when you're faced with something like that, of course you've got to break it down.

Faced with a difficult situation, we should intensify our efforts rather than turn our attention elsewhere.

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

UNHCR, like other agencies, is faced with the issue of divergent requests made by different donors.

What costs are associated with these decisions? And who pays?

Associated with it are individual, community and human services costs.

Annual electricity consumption associated with tourism costs around 500 million.