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It will improve the economic future of many who struggle to survive.

Financial markets remain paralysed between bouts of fear and volatility, lacking the anchor that only a proactive and coordinated policy action can provide.

Unless drastic action is taken to reduce emissions by all countries, but especially by the major industrialised nations and rapidly emerging economies, then by the end of the century, the Maldives will struggle to function as a viable State.

In areas under the control of the Transitional Federal Government, aid agencies struggled to adapt to a complex environment dominated by a system of “gatekeepers”, new donors and a general lack of control on the part of the central authorities.

[...] [...] countries are still struggling with low education [...]

This is also frequently an element that exacerbates vulnerability for certain groups of women such as asylum-seekers, refugees and migrants and those belonging to minorities and indigenous peoples, who frequently struggle not to be left on the outskirts of society.

[...] Soren and Gylfie struggling to gain control.

Its external economic and political relations became skewed towards China and other countries in the region.7 At the time the new government took over in 2011, Myanmar was suffering from deep economic malaise, characterised by low levels of industrialisation and employment in the formal economy, a dysfunctional financial sector and gross distortions and inefficiencies.

Their struggle to be breadwinners deprives many children of opportunities to pursue an education and to build a brighter future.

More finance for the necessary institutional reforms and capacity building in developing countries needs to be provided as many developing countries struggle to implement the TRIPS Agreement over the next few years.

But success for the new LIP company was short and the struggle with several changes in ownership continued.

The stress imposed on such staff was due not only to difficult material conditions, but above all, to the fact that they had to witness the struggle and suffering of those whom the organization was tasked to help and the feeling that they were never able to do enough.

Staff were laid off, and the sorely needed rationalization and restructuring of the Secretariat, at Headquarters and in the field, inevitably led to disorganization before the new order could emerge.

(4) The Antiochene school of the fourth century seemed given over to Arianism, until the time when the great Alexandrians, Athanasius and Didymus, were dying, when it was just reviving not merely into orthodoxy, but into an efflorescence by which the recent glory of Alexandria and even of Cappadocia was to be surpassed.

[...] [...] developed countries had to go through [...]

Despite the measures prescribed in international humanitarian law and Security Council mandates, children continue to suffer in conflict situations around the world.

[...] industrial base is struggling to survive, [...] [...]

[...] [...] which Côte d’Ivoire is struggling.

Once the cat steps on the pedal, it will be trapped inside (most of the trapped cats will struggle).

And although we continue living in a regime of repression and war, other than the one government is supposed to be leading against drug traffickers and the uncontrollable scenarios, a war of fear and cornering of public society, I would like to recover for myself the pride in being an animal, a beast, or a monkey.

I grew in the womb of my mother  as  our village was bombed  over and over  and   our people desperately clung to life.

[...] [...] population is struggling to cope with [...] [...]

[...] [...] feasible for struggling local publishers [...]

Could it be that some of the struggles we face are actually God’s efforts to teach humility?

Another advantage of doing so is that it can relax the feeder as well, in particularly the elderly.

[...] [...] turning to the struggling Volvo, with [...]

While many Governments have committed to the promotion of an equal partnership between men and women in family, community and public life, individuals continue to struggle against the entrenched patterns of dominance and violence that characterize much of human interaction.