Sentence examples for faces severe difficulties from inspiring English sources
The findings cast additional doubt on the heavily delayed scheme, which faces severe difficulties.
Mr. Sarkozy already faces severe difficulties from inflation as higher prices for oil and food spread across Europe.
Beyond the planned expansion of its nuclear submarine capabilities, the navy in addition faces severe difficulties with its conventional underwater assets.
Labour opposes the reform in theory but is pleased at the prospect of winning a lot of influential new posts.The police face severe difficulties.
But the Greeks face severe difficulties improving tax compliance and overhauling other parts of their economy, like selling state-owned assets and passing anticorruption measures, Mr. Reichenbach suggested.
Immigration Minister Rita Verdonk argued that the plan approved Tuesday was humane because it would not break up families, would provide airline tickets and money to returnees, and would still grant amnesty to about 2,300 people facing severe difficulties.
The statisticians say that they are in the early stages of establishing a more authoritative figure but face severe difficulties in comparing victim surveys with recorded offences and the number of convictions of offenders.
The program, called the single resolution mechanism by Mr. Barnier, would rely on the European Central Bank to signal when a financial institution in the euro area was facing severe difficulties.
The system, which was described ahead of the formal announcement, would rely on the European Central Bank to signal when a financial institution in the euro area was facing severe difficulties.
Had a merger gone ahead BHP had a loan facility in place with its bankers but may have feared that it would face severe difficulties in the future refinancing Rio's additional debt.The world's steelmakers will rejoice.
