Rosas's foreign policies left no room for anything other than total success or total failure, and international difficulties arose as extensions of domestic turmoil.
Mrs. Jungmann advanced the thought that if people read Balzac today they might get a better idea of human values, and help us out of the international difficulties that make life so difficult.
After the cheering stopped, Truman and his advisers also knew that they had to face the international difficulties presented by the postwar peace, a prospect that became more complicated after the 1946 midterm election, which, for the first time since 1928, gave Republicans control of Congress.
Given Ms. Le Pen's strong showing, Mr. Sarkozy is considered more likely to appeal to the right, trying to turn the second round into a referendum on the perceived weaknesses of Mr. Hollande in the face of economic crisis and international difficulties.
As his international difficulties gradually convinced Emperor Francis Joseph of the need for reconciliation with Hungary, Deák, in both private conversations and public utterances, notably his famous "Easter Article" of April 16, 1865, put forward Hungary's conditions in terms that presently led to the Compromise (Ausgleich) of 1867, by which the dual monarchy was established.
This is an update to our piece on Qantas's international difficulties, published last week.ON September 6th, Alan Joyce, the boss of Qantas, ended months of speculation when he announced that his airline would form a partnership with Dubai-based Emirates from next April.
It will be a troublesome year fraught with international difficulties and danger.
In considering the inconsistent or poor academic performance of Chinese international students, difficulty integrating into American society, increased dropout rates, and most importantly, difficulty finding employment due to mismatched skills in both countries, it is likely that Chinese enrollment in American universities may not continue to increase.
International students' difficulty in acclimating and feeling welcome is seen across higher education staff as well.
Last December, President Clinton sent Anthony Lake, his former national security adviser, to meet with Mr. Aristide and offer him a way out of his international political difficulties.
