Accordingly, regulators may be unable to enforce customer protection measures and may face challenges in monitoring and mitigating systemic risk.
Finally, a discussion is provided of cases where existing bin models may face challenges in capturing the influence of heterogeneity.
Immigrants may face challenges and abuse, while host communities, including previous generations of immigrants, may see increased competition for jobs and pressure on services and housing.
Those living in camp shelters may be getting services of inadequate quality or otherwise may face challenges such as violence unmeasured by our survey data.
Washington state last year voted in favour of an assisted dying law modelled on the Oregon legislation, but the law may face challenges.
Consequently, it is possible that S&N could overpay for assets that is sees as desirable or may face challenges in integration.
Broadway theaters plan to raise curtains a half-hour later than usual, and those who live or work in the area may face challenges.
The fact that 30 governments chose to abstain, however, shows that the effort to bring the Khmer Rouge to justice may face challenges ahead.
Tobacco retailers may face challenges displaying the new packaging because many stores show only the tops of cigarette packs, where the warnings would be shown, obscuring the brands.
Thus, if pharmaceutical firms wish to market their new drugs in many countries, they may face challenges created by the differing regulations and guidelines for premarketing studies.
But, even widely accepted science may face challenges created by the anti-vaccine or "anti-vaxx" movement, and expert witnesses must be ready to refute anti-vaccine arguments.
