This in turn legitimates the notion that [the corrupt] get away with it anyway". The AK Party pledged "[to wage a] most intensive struggle [against corruption]," and fully ensure "transparency and accountability prevail in every area of public life... [to prevent] the pollution of politics," but then Erdogan himself rejected any practical measures to tackle corruption, fearing damaging exposure.
For many years eBay and Yahoo! made more money than Amazon, which, as a capital-intensive retailer, struggled longer with losses and then made profits at lower margins (see chart).
Doctors in the intensive care unit struggled to stabilize her.
This reinforces the need for intensive support for struggling tenants to maximise their incomes.
Only those trying to play graphically intensive games may struggle, but if that is what you're after I'm not sure why you're considering a Blackphone.
In addition, the budget includes $50 million to restore arts education; $125 million for Project Read, an intensive program for struggling students; $46 million for prekindergarten programs, and $28 million for summer programs for high school and middle school students, to help them graduate after five years of study, which Mr. Giuliani had urged in his State of the City speech in January.
Baagi People's Arts, a founder member of Project Phakama, a national network of community based arts organisations, works with young people to creatively express their daily struggles through intensive participatory workshops resulting in dynamic dramatic performances, seamlessly fusing innovative form with relevant content.
JAKARTA — Indonesia announced a package of policy measures on Friday to reduce imports and bolster investment in labor-intensive industries as it struggles to revive confidence and consumer spending in its economy, Southeast Asia's largest.
The latest forecasts – although combined with more modest price rises under different scenarios – will worry householders and energy-intensive businesses already struggling with the impact of higher bills.
Lutz & Patmos cashmeres do not come cheap, but then again neither does the image of success in such a cost-intensive business — a struggle familiar to pretty much every young designer working today in New York City.
"This time, the political struggle is more intensive than the past," said Zhang Lifan, a Beijing-based scholar.
