Примери коришћења Economic difficulties на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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thus contributing to reducing and/or solving social and economic difficulties.
A slowdown in society's development, economic difficulties, growing social tensions
SE Times: Macedonia is facing economic difficulties, including a decline in industrial production
regained its spirit of initiative, notwithstanding recent economic difficulties, persistent migrant flows,
has achieved very little given the ongoing economic difficulties.
We should see trade as part of the solution to economic difficulties, not part of the problem," WTO director-general Roberto Azevedo said.
Despite the overall global economy improving in 2014, some of the Arab Spring countries in the Middle East remain politically unstable causing some economic difficulties in the upcoming year.
In addition, mounting economic difficulties in the EU reduce the appetite of the richer countries to assist the poorer ones financially,
on energy diversification and sustainable development, highlighting the significance of the Southern Stream and other energy projects important for Serbia and the Balkan countries' economic difficulties.
By the mid-1960s, Poland was starting to experience economic difficulties and the appreciable thus far standard of living improvements were showing signs of stagnation(during 1960-70 real wages for workers grew only by an average of 1.8% per year).
In recent years the historic theater went through economic difficulties, and the permanent company was disbanded in 1972,
On the contrary-- your progress far outweighs your problems now, despite some very serious economic difficulties, and this is a credit to a new emerging generation of post-war leaders," he said.
In other words, the failure to appoint judges to the Constitutional Court has reduced the capacity of the authorities in the Federation to focus on urgent measures that are needed to tackle the social and economic difficulties facing citizens.
that economic difficulties are a myth or that economic difficulties(primarily hyperinflation)
The Polish demagogue Stanisław Tymiński, running as an unknown"maverick" on the basis of his prior success as a businessman in Canada, promised"immediate prosperity"- exploiting the economic difficulties of laborers, especially miners and steelworkers.
attribute it to that they feel responsible for providing help to family members-generally their children- who have economic difficulties.
competition between political leaders, stimuulated by serious economic difficulties, leading them to emphasize ethnicity in their search for popular support.
effect which introduced the era of imperialism, when economic difficulties led, in a few decades, to a profound transformation of political conditions all over the world.
spirit they did to resolve economic difficulties as they did at the height of the recent recession.
Using social and economic difficulties, various ethnical