Sentences with phrase «difficult for world leaders»

With newly elected President Trump on the front page of every major newspaper and announcements, speculation, and pure spectacle emanating out of Washington, D.C. seemingly by the hour, it's increasingly difficult for world leaders — much less small business lenders or borrowers — to... Read the blog post

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It raises the stakes for President Donald Trump and other world leaders, who already faced difficult and limited options in dealing with Pyongyang's aggression.

I read or hear people saying we should respect him like hes a world leader or he discovered the cure for AIDS or maybe hes feeding everyone in Africa, this man was paid for doing his job unlike we the fans, no one has paid me or any of your for supporting the team all we ask for is good football that brings trophy and that is difficult to get these days from Arsenal.

Andrew M. Cuomo said today that Gov. George E. Pataki did not deserve credit for leading New York through the difficult weeks after the World Trade Center attack, declaring that he had merely «held a leader's coat» as he stood at the side of Rudolph W. Giuliani last fall.

In his most difficult day since becoming Conservative leader, Mr Cameron repeatedly refused to apologise for hiring as his media chief ex-News of the World editor Andy Coulson, who was arrested yesterday and held for ten hours.

Cameron conceded that the outlook for the world economy was «choppy and difficult» but accused the Labour leader of being «thoroughly irresponsible».

The exhibition provides the kind of evidence students need to join the debate about their future — it is an invitation to students and their tutors to articulate the kind of world they want to live in and through Students Organising for Sustainability (SOS) by bringing them together to show political and business leaders support to take the difficult long - term decisions that underpin security for all.

The unhappy title for the world leader in these stakes goes to Sierra Leone with an under five mortality rate in 2000 of 316 per 1,000 live births; and an infant mortality rate of 181 per 1,000 live births.101 It is not difficult to see how poverty of material conditions, poor sanitation and gross malnutrition, added to lack of quality medical care, can be responsible for such tragically foreshortened lives - a life expectancy at birth of 34 years.