Sentences with phrase «country following a problem»

The Brazilian midfielder, back in the country following a problem with his visa, played just under an hour of the reserve game against Reading at Rangers» Harlington training ground, where Jay Emmanuel - Thomas» first - half goal gave the hosts a 1 - 0 win.

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Wall Street stock futures are looking lower Friday following news that Greece's parliament has approved a third bailout for the country after an all - night session, but said it still must be approved by fellow euro zone countries that have problems trusting Athens.

Their problems follow directly from the huge stimulus policies enacted in these countries in the aftermath of the global financial crisis.

In the years immediately following these problems, credit outstanding grew more slowly than nominal GDP and, in a number of countries, fell in absolute terms as businesses and financial institutions sought to correct the excessive debt positions built up during the 1980s.

«It is clear there is a growing international consensus to tackle the problem of human trafficking through law and Northern Ireland is now an example for other countries to follow.

The second was an immediate problem as following More's success in an embassy to the low countries.

And as Danny Welbeck is still carrying an injury problem, while Alexis Sanchez has only just come back to north London after a late summer holiday following the Copa America success of his country Chile, neither of those two Arsenal forwards will be fit to face Jose Mourinho's team.

QUEENS, NY — Borough President Melinda Katz stated the following in response to questions about Governor Andrew M. Cuomo's launch of the Common Core Task Force: «In New York and across the country, Common Core has been more of a common problem.

Asking whether Mr Miliband would now say what he supports, foreign secretary William Hague said: «Or will he follow the unions who fixed the election for him, and Ed Balls and Gordon Brown who tutored him, in running away from the biggest problem facing the country and abandoning the centre ground of British politics?»

This is designed to convince other countries to follow suit, hopefully eliminating what economists call the «free rider» problem of climate change mitigation programs.

A surprisingly entertaining and gritty little thriller, No Escape follows Owen Wilson's Jack Dwyer as he and his family arrive in an unnamed Asian country to start their lives anew - with problems ensuing as rebels begin executing Americans after staging a violent coup.

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Mr. Roston, who also writes a weekly online «Climate Post» and is affiliated with the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions of Duke University, sent the following thoughts on how this divide exists within developing countries as well, and how it shapes how people in such places perceive the climate problem:

«It is such phenomena that caused the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea to adopt the follow - ing resolution at its meeting in Denmark in 1948: «Having considered a number of lectures on climatic fluctuations, the Council recommends that these important and far - reaching problems ought to be more closely investigated, and that these investigations might be adequately sup - ported by the Governments in the different countries»

We've followed the small living movement in our «Tiny house trends series,» which has featured traditional homebuilders switching over to tiny homes, companies finding untapped demand in the small home market, residents of the first public tiny house community in the country seeing the movement evolve, and an architect who wants to adapt the trend to address problems of urban infill and a lack of affordability.

How can you be so certain that future generations would not say we panicked on very little information, ignored the many unknowns and allowed ourselves to be diverted from real and pressing problems of poverty, much of it caused by lack of energy — to chase a phantom problem that could be resolved as technological progress followed the wider prosperity achieved as poor countries developed?

«Most of the public would pay nothing at all to support an improbable hope that other countries follow America to possibly avert a hypothetical future problem.

Based on all of the criteria, the 10 worst states in the country in terms of drunk driving problems, listed from worst to 10th worst, are as follows: