Sentences with phrase «government and business struggle»

The deal comes amid reports warning of increasing threats of cyber attack — and as government and business struggle to strike a balance between safety and privacy.

Not exact matches

As businesses and governments have struggled to understand the so - called millennials — born between roughly 1980 and 2000 — one frequent conclusion has been that they have a unique love of cities.

The area's family - owned businesses, many forced to wait months or longer for essential insurance payouts and government compensation, struggled as potential investors were scared off and punters stayed away.

«As we saw during the Adam Werrity affair which forced Liam Fox's resignation, this is a government which appears to be too close to corporate interests but desperately out of touch with families, businesses and young people struggling to get by.»

A guarantee of lending to small and medium sized businesses and the introduction of transparency benchmarks are also expected to figure, although it appeared that the latter was taking a back seat after Mr Osborne called on European governments to coordinate the action - implying Britain would struggle to introduce the measure in isolation.

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — The U.S. government announced Tuesday that it will award $ 18.5 billion worth of disaster recovery grants to Puerto Rico to help repair homes, businesses and its crumbling power grid as the U.S. territory struggles to recover from Hurricane Maria.

The first U.S. - based high school accredited by the government of Japan is struggling to survive in rural Tennessee and is considering recruiting American students to stay in business.

These are struggles between giant businesses, not impositions of onerous and unavoidable regulations by, for example, governments.

Future - thinking leadership and vision at Credit Canada is further rounded out by our phenomenal Board of Directors, comprised of seasoned experts and industry professionals, freely sharing their diverse array of business, education and government experience to help uplift Canadians struggling with debt.

More businesses in South Australia, struggling with higher power costs because of the Weatherill government's rush to a 50 per cent renewable energy target, are becoming insolvent, forensic accountants and industry say.

Much much better business to get on with doing three good projects in a year with congenial clients and a culture of success than struggle with one awful government one for three years and an inevitable years long legal case at the end.

We often see how businesses, governments and courts struggle with... [more]

We often see how businesses, governments and courts struggle with applying different and inconsistent international ethical, moral and political standards and laws.