Amid severe internal shortages, and with unrest and dissatisfaction growing, Castro declared a "special period in peacetime" of food rationing, energy conservation, and reduced public services.
Internationally, there is still considerable debate about the right mix of interventions to address shortages caused by internal and international migration, both for doctors and other types of health workers.
However, heavy rains, flood, drought, and landslides in Tanzania have already resulted into internal displacement, food shortages, and increased disease transmissions.
The Moto E does have some shortcomings, most notably the poor camera and shortage of internal storage, which a microSD can't quite fully make up for.
Cheika took one look at the ARU – short of money with no shortage of internal political issues – and decided to bang a few heads together.
Today, the jeopardy for Miss Saigon is not that it feels too close to events but rather its possible shortage of internal context, a vital ingredient if the historical background is to be comprehensible to a younger audience.
The conditions were right to put the captives to work: private ownership of land; developed commodity production and markets; a perceived shortage of internal labour supply; and an appropriate moral, political, and legal climate.
Moreover, as argued by Schatz (2006), resorts to foreign policy as a strategy of domestic legitimation are especially common where and when authoritarian regimes have a shortage of internal sources of legitimacy.
Figure 4 shows that both investigations identify 'absenteeism' as the most frequently occurring internal disturbance and 'tool shortage' as the least frequently occurring in the SMEs studied, while the others fall between these two extremes.
