Cooling global demand poses a major risk for Japan's export-driven recovery.
The demand posed a dilemma for the chief, Willie Williams, a black outsider who had been brought in from Philadelphia to head the L.A.P.D. in 1992, after the Rodney King riots.
Advocates of expansionary monetary and fiscal policies, on the other hand, point to the Great Depression by arguing that deflation, mass unemployment and low demand posed a far greater risk to democracy than inflation in the 1930s.
Carrying on Ill winds Abandon hope Looking hopeful The wages of war Reprints Related items Trade talks: Looking hopefulSep 20th 2001Although high debt burdens abound in other regions as well, weak export demand poses an even bigger threat to many emerging economies especially in Asia.
The forecasted rise in transport demand poses a huge challenge for intelligent transportation systems (ITSs).
During the last few years, wireless low-power communications experienced an increasing coexistence and traction as a result of the higher demand posed by power constrained applications.
The danger of slowing employment, a trend that could bring income levels down and depress consumer demand, poses a real threat to corporate earnings in the long term, says Katz.
"The combined effects of climate change, resource scarcity, loss of biodiversity and ecosystem resilience at a time of increased demand, poses a real threat to humanity's welfare," they write.
The energy demand posed by the electrical system requires maintaining an appropriate balance between the energy sources-done by an on-board-processing element which facilitates the system to run automatically.
It is believed that the ability of the pancreatic beta cells to meet the demand posed by progressive insulin resistance ultimately reaches its limits.
