Turkey has had a strong decade economically, but it now faces stagnation and high unemployment.
In fact, without reform, Europe faces stagnation or even break-up.The second fantasy is that the parliament is somehow more democratic than the European Council of (elected) heads of government.
They must grasp that if they do not act, the euro zone faces stagnation or break-up possibly break-up possiblyof crisis, the to-do list is clear.
The study concluded that while nuclear power was facing "stagnation and decline," it should remain an important way to provide carbon-free energy at relatively low cost.
Tony Blair seemed determined to resist for now.See article: Public sector strikesNew forecasts showed Germany facing stagnation if not renewed recession.
The results coincided with a warning from a Harvard economics professor Michael Porter, who was speaking in Cork, that the Irish economy faced stagnation because of a lack of innovation in indigenous industry.
But just consider what's going on here: Boudreaux and Perry deny that the middle class is facing stagnation, and then they offer evidence that, on the face of it, is really telling us only that a growing share of income is going to the very affluent, who — surprise!
Or a warning of the trouble in store in a country that faces stagnation, with an economy that has barely grown for a decade and in which politics remains blocked?Mr Berlusconi said that the vote showed that there was no alternative to the existing governing majority, made up of his People of Freedom (PdL) movement and Umberto Bossi's Northern League.
In the times of Muslim rulers, the faith faced stagnation.
If it succeeds, We're facing a "lost decade" in which middle and working-class Americans suffer the loss of these supports, facing stagnation and downward mobility, and worse.
