Sentences with phrase «political challenges facing their country»

Bah stated that the people of Gambia needed the experience of President Buhari in addressing the socio - political challenges facing their country.

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He will also express his exasperation that at the point at which the country is facing the «most profound economic challenge in living memory», parliament is being clogged up by issues such as Europe and gay rights «simply because they cause the biggest political punch - ups».

The President said the political challenges faced in some African countries, like South Sudan, usually spiralled into neighbouring countries, leaving the entire continent more vulnerable and forcing governments to channel meagre resources into fighting internal crisis.

Woolf faces a Democratic primary challenge from St. Lawrence County political veteran Steve Burke for the North Country's 21st Congressional District.

While Western countries face political opposition from industry, environmentalists and other stakeholders, China's challenge is to introduce market - based incentives into a planned, top - down economy.

And that only occurs once in a while, often under extraordinary political or historical circumstances, usually when the country faces a big challenge, crisis, or widespread injustice.

For travellers new to a country, it can be a shattering experience to find that wow, Thailand isn't all just beaches, elephants and exotic locals — it's a military - run nation facing a diverse range of political and social challenges.

Reflecting both countries» singular histories, journalists Iris Deroeux and Jelani Cobb and historians Pap Ndiaye and Benjamin Stora will debate issues regarding political representation of minorities and explore how these questions figure among the challenges facing liberal democracies today.

In essence, the piece illustrated that people staking starkly different positions in the country's political spectrum face the same challenge in trying to move the public on climate.

Today's nuclear fission faces great political challenges, largely caused by the same green knuckleheads that are now screaming about carbon dioxide, but taken up by the general public and politicians in many countries.

While Western countries face political opposition from industry, environmentalists and other stakeholders, China's challenge is to introduce market - based incentives into a planned, top - down economy.