Sentence examples for problems of finance from inspiring English sources

But there are problems of finance.

His most formidable power base, however, was in the town hall at Marseille, where for 33 years he managed to hold off the challenge from the right and presided over the creation of a modern city, built up its social and cultural amenities, and tried to ameliorate the city's problems of finance, housing, and influx of emigrants from Algeria in 1962.

Added to that, the level of school visits to local theatres, galleries and museums is decreasing at an alarming rate (due to problems of finance, teacher cover, health and safety, and so on) yet these are vital in giving children experience of high quality exhibitions and performances.

The return to the independent world meant the inevitable return to the problems of financing.

Some education policy experts warn that states cannot solve the problems of financing higher education one institution at a time.

Not only were there problems of financing, but equipment appropriate to smaller-scale farming operations was not readily available.

Correction: March 8 , 2001 Thursday An Arts Abroad article on Feb. 28 about the problems of financing Berlin's three opera houses gave an erroneous number from the conductor Daniel Barenboim for the marketing department of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

At the same time that NPR was providing exposure to plays in the 1980's, however, problems of financing and reaching new listeners began to emerge, including cuts in funds for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and a series of reports by a market research company, Audience Research Analysis, that found that radio drama caused listeners to turn the dial.

Data can shed a light on how to address some of the industry's more egregious problems of financing.

In the open-ended questions, the representatives of the Greek ports bring forward the problems of financing, understaffing and the need for qualified personnel, the lack of quality and safety management experience.

Wagner was also much troubled by problems of financing Parsifal, and by the prospect of the work being performed by other theatres than Bayreuth.