Companies trading for profit also face the difficult task of showing that a publication has caused them serious financial loss.
Even litigation-averse Japan has introduced tough age-discrimination laws.Companies will have no choice but to face the difficult problem of managing older workers.
They face the difficult task of rebuilding a company that had grown at breakneck speed through more than two dozen acquisitions.
"Screening... is optional and, for women who choose to have it, the provision of NIPT will mean fewer will face the difficult prospect of risky invasive testing.
And, most importantly, a consensus could be developed with NHS staff and the public about the change the NHS really needs, to face the difficult times ahead.
Mr. Mitsotakis will also face the difficult task of pushing through Civil Service layoffs as demanded by Greece's troika of international creditors, the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
In charting their plans for the offering, Treasury officials again face the difficult task of quickly shedding their stakes in the company while reaping a fair price for taxpayers.
Mr Ramírez Acuña will face the difficult task of liaising between the executive and Congress on the government's legislative agenda.Patricia Espinosa Cantellano, a career diplomat and currently ambassador to Austria, will be the new secretary of external relations.
But state regulators now face the difficult challenge maintaining competitive fairness: What if a 6-foot-6 student who is biologically male identified as female and wanted to play on the girls' basketball team?
Governments across Europe face the difficult choice of buying the stolen information — which could be illegal and also expose the states to lawsuits from the account holders — or refusing to deal with such information at all.
(Rooney) 'Horsedreams' (previews start on Wednesday; opens on Nov. 17) Dael Orlandersmith's new play explores the breakdown of a family as the result of addiction, leaving a man to face the difficult reality of raising his son alone.
