These rapid collapses are especially likely where there's a mismatch between available resources and resource consumption, or a mismatch between economic outlays and economic potential.

There is a mismatch between what science knows and what business does.

There is a mismatch between what science knows and what business does.

The mismatch between labour market demand and supply is partly a result of educational policies.

So, we've reached a truly remarkable situation, a grotesque mismatch between the American intelligentsia and the American electorate.

If you look at the science, there is a mismatch between what science knows and what business does.

So why are people willing to adjust with that mismatch?

Its gravitational equivalent cannot. This mismatch between our understanding of gravity and the quantum theories of matter poses a huge conundrum for theoretical physicists, because it leads to mathematical contradictions.

Younger Iranians have a particular economic concern as well. With so many of them graduating from universities, they suffer from a mismatch between their qualifications and the jobs on offer.

Inappropriate education policies result in both skill mismatch and low skill supply.

The current mismatch between funding levels and mechanisms and the sustained efforts required to support the developing countries and attain the Millennium Development Goals must be addressed urgently and with imagination.

It has been acknowledged that there is a mismatch in the labour market.

In the same vein, there is a mismatch in Sarkozy s approach to Europe between the message and the messenger, between careful diplomacy needed to create a new consensus within the European Commission and with countries like Ireland, and president s rather authoritarian style.

In many developing countries there was a mismatch between the expertise of the Organization's country teams and the national stakeholders, which could be exploited to undermine national ownership and avoid compliance with the established operational guidelines.

It is also important to narrow the mismatch between women s abilities and their career paths. The current system tends to reinforce gender roles, encouraging children to follow culturally framed paths, instead of nurturing their individual interests and potential.

The problem lies in a mismatch between their respective shares of tax revenues and mandatory expenditures. With local governments forced to cover a large proportion of public spending with a disproportionately low share of revenues, local government debt has swelled.

In the emerging world, however, the mismatch between growth expectations and actual potential has often become a serious issue that demand side stimulus and endless debt accumulation cannot cure. Rather, governments should stop basing their legitimacy on inflated growth prospects.

So you've got this massive mismatch everyone knows that if they share they're going to get HIV, but they're all sharing anyway.

In the interim, the mismatch creates risks for everyone, including developing countries. It creates skepticism about whether the net benefits of openness are positive, and uncertainty about what adaptations are needed in the regulation of free markets to achieve a reasonable balance between their benefits and risks.

Furthermore, inadequate education at the secondary and tertiary levels, including technical and vocational education and training, is leaving students unequipped to meet the job market s changing demands. As a result, many countries are struggling with a mismatch between the skills that employers seek and those that workers have.

7. In order to overcome the mismatch between the skills that youth possess and the specialized demands of labour markets shaped by globalization, Governments, with appropriate support from the international community, should provide funding and opportunities in both formal and non formal education for youth to acquire requisite skills, including through skills development programmes.

Recent reports suggest that there are more than three million unfilled job openings, and about 49 of employers say that they have difficulty filling positions, especially in information technology, engineering, and skilled trades. This has fanned speculation that a mismatch between workers skills and employers needs is a significant factor behind the elevatedunemployment rate.

The economy is depressed and unemployment is high not because of slack aggregate demand generated by a collapse in spending, but instead because structural factors have produced a mismatch between the skills of the labor force and the distribution of demand. The structure of demand by consumers is different from the jobs that workers are capable of filling.

Concerning quality expertise and skills of professional staff OIOS observed that in most of the subregional offices there was a mismatch between the expertise available and the actual development priorities of the respective subregions. Ideally, an organization's skills composition should be constantly reviewed as new challenges emerge and different strategies are developed to tackle those challenges.

So, if we repair this mismatch between what science knows and what business does, if we bring our motivation, notions of motivation into the 21st century, if we get past this lazy, dangerous, ideology of carrots and sticks, we can strengthen our businesses, we can solve a lot of those candle problems, and maybe, maybe, maybe we can change the world.

Excessively low interest rates have generated a mismatch between housing prices and the available supply, because they serve as hidden subsidies for those who can borrow for example, the rich and SOEs and thus stimulate demand for luxury property. In order to curb this trend, policymakers have reverted to the quota as a macroeconomic tool, but this time for housing credit.

While developing economies share of the global economy has risen from roughly one third to one half over the last decade, developed economies continue to dominate the supply of long term funding. The mismatch between the time horizon of available funding and that of investors and entrepreneurs, particularly those in developing economies, is a source of vulnerability that acts as an impediment to growth.

But the mismatch is less severe than some observers believe. In fact, the average term of deposits in China s banks is about nine months, while medium and long term loans account for just over half of total outstanding credit.

But such initiatives remain too few in number and too narrow in scope to resolve the global skills mismatch. Moreover, developing effective programs requires far more data about young people s journey from education to employment than is currently available.

The relative absence of mismatch was one of the reasons why emerging markets did much better when their currencies depreciated in 2008 2009 than in past crises. Exceptions like Hungary, where homeowners had foolishly borrowed in seemingly cheap euros and Swiss francs, proved the rule.

Most emerging market borrowers had learned their lesson by the turn of the century, as exchange rate volatility had made the risks of currency mismatch more tangible. When international investors came knocking again in 2003, many emerging markets declined to borrow in dollars or other foreign currencies.

They vary between cultures, between nations, between individuals, between social classes, between education levels.

There are risks even for banks that make the effort to match their dollar borrowing from abroad with dollar loans extended at home. There may be no obvious currency mismatch for the bank, but if the local borrowers revenues are only in domestic currency, they may become unable to service their debt.

Europe, however, will play no part in the region, simply because any attempt to do so would place too much strain on its reach and resources. Yet, given Europe s growing economic dependence on East Asia, its interests are massively engaged a mismatch that could cause the EU considerable discomfort in the medium term.

Synergy between development actors and harmonization between donors.

They circulate between it and between a seething bath.

They circulate between it and between a seething bath.

Dialogue is not easy not between individuals, not between groups, not between governments but it is very necessary.

Respect for human rights involved relations between people, between people and institutions, and between people, institutions and the State.

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The contentious cases pending before the Court originate from all over the world four between European States, three between African States, three between Latin American States and one between Asian States.

The lines are going to blur. And they already are between therapy and enhancement, between treatment and prevention, between need and desire.