Lorenzo et al. (2007) cited these common reasons for migration of Filipino nurses: economic (low salary, no overtime, poor health insurance coverage), job related (work overload or stressful working environment), and socio-political and economic environment (limited opportunities for employment, decreasing health budget, political instability).
The relative standard uncertainty of the long-term stability (u s,rel ) was approximately 3%% for a shelf life of one year, and was used as the contribution to the uncertainty budget from the instability of CRMs during storage.
We are being hit by a double whammy: shrinking budgets and organisational instability.
European officials praised Croatia's entry as a symbol of the continuing allure of the bloc, despite its economic crisis, but some fear that Croatia will be another weak fringe as the euro crisis forces governments to trim budgets, and sow instability among more established members, which have problems with corruption of their own.
The appointments and the government's unreaslistic 1998 budget created further currency instability, and rumours and panic led to a run on stores and pushed up prices.
By the 1960s, the Philippines was confronting a currency crisis, acute budget deficit and political instability, paving the way for an ambitious young man, Ferdinand Marcos, to capture the state apparatus and establish a decades-long dictatorship well into the mid-1980s.
For example, the review by Innvaer et al. [ 42] reported that some of the most common barriers to evidence-informed policymaking included the lack of timeliness and relevance of research, power and budget struggles, and political instability or high turnover of policymaking staff.
He had three brief stints as the team's head coach, but his long tenure as general manager was marked by ownership follies and instability, shoestring budgets and many of his own controversial moves.
The rules for keeping balanced budgets were broken, creating instability.
