Romanians and Bulgarians may also face obstacles in labor markets in Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic, which are themselves confronting restrictions by countries further west.
They are forceful and often successful in confronting restrictions and criminalization in individual cities, but they also recognize that as long as this work remains isolated by geography and jurisdictional limitations, it is no match for the formidable wave of power and money that is sweeping the country.
The Getty describes its informal alliance as a way to steady the Barnes Foundation so it can confront its restrictions, some of them dating back to the conditions of the trust created by Dr. Barnes.
Limit situations are moments, usually accompanied by experiences of dread, guilt or acute anxiety, in which the human mind confronts the restrictions and pathological narrowness of its existing forms, and allows itself to abandon the securities of its limitedness, and so to enter new realm of self-consciousness.
If Davis is rewriting the present through epic allegory, Reynolds is reframing Black love and beauty by confronting the restrictions Black bodies still experience in public and art spaces equally.
His movement, full of contradictions, confronted caste restrictions and encouraged women to fight as equals, yet allowed no political freedom, eliminated rivals, and demanded absolute loyalty down to the cyanide capsules worn by each fighter to be swallowed in the event of capture.
Cellular responses to hypoxia promote adaptation to low oxygen so that cells and tissues are better equipped to confront future oxygen restrictions.
In addition, Uber has confronted admittedly stifling restrictions on taxi driver licenses in France by launching a service called UberPop.
The new arrivals are not immune to Venezuela's problems, confronting issues like restrictions on sending money abroad and rampant crime.
Fishermen catch the herring in gill nets as the fish approach the shoreline, but the Bay Area fleet has dwindled in recent years as it has confronted stringent fishing restrictions imposed to protect the species.
On top of the environmental restrictions confronting all farmers, dairies must deal with regulations governing methane, a greenhouse gas produced by cow digestion and bubbling up from the manure spread into pits to be dried for fertilizer.
