Sentences with phrase «present challenges facing the country»

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European countries face a different challenge at present.

These reports present the agri benchmark network's perspectives on recent global beef and sheepmeat developments, the economics and drivers facing producers around the world, farm profitability (globally and in network countries) and views on likely future developments and challenges.

I have no doubt that if he runs for president, he will successfully address the problems our country faces and the challenges that a campaign of this type presents.

«The former Vice President identifies nation - building as the greatest challenge facing the country at this present time because Nigerians still need to improve the way they relate to one another, adding that there is the urgent need for the people to begin to see themselves first as Nigerians, rather than one ethnic group or the other.

He noted that Nigerians were tired of the present regime's penchant for blaming the previous administration for the current economic challenges facing the country.

It also presented a chance to double down on his credentials and position himself as a progressive leader for New York — and perhaps the nation — as he faces a primary challenge from the left and a crescendo of voters across the country, at least within his own party, who seem to have little appetite or patience for moderates.

If we're going to be successful in facing any of the great challenges we are presented with as a country, we must have confidence in one another, and deliver rigorous and ambitious education to all pockets of society where we're told by elites that failure is the most likely outcome.

Museums across the country face challenges in presenting climate change to the public at a time when the issue has become politically fraught.

It presents the potential of ICTs towards adaptation and mitigation through the concrete case of Ghana, illustrating the challenges and opportunities faced by developing countries in this field.

The Edison Electric Institute ($ 82 million), a supposed member of the conspiracy exposed by Brulle, declares that «Global climate change presents one of the biggest... challenges the country has ever faced.»

However, the corporate real estate field faces certain challenges presented by the country's infrastructure, development of real estate talent and the complexites faced by real estate developers