The experts will face obvious restrictions.

The people will face trouble to reach home.

But both strategies would face serious legal obstacles.

Shouldn t they expect to face risk?

What, then, will they do when faced with a political nightmare?

The two sides in Taiwan will face off in a presidential election on March 22.

However, those who do not have any bank account will face tremendous problems.

Thus, these two characters will face off in political battle in their own, ironic segment.

If, on the contrary, they try to diversify into other currencies, they will drive down the dollar faster and create greater losses. They are also likely to encounter the same sort of problem with other possible reserve currencies.

They are also likely to encounter the same sort of problem with other possible reserve currencies.

Children adopted from abroad today will never have this problem.

Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy are facing the defining challenge of their respective terms in office.

The most recent World Water Forum debated two issues that will confront policymakers in the years ahead.

The US will be faced with a rise in the power resources of many others both states and non state actors.

The government will wash its hands of them if they run into trouble the era of too big to fail is over.

However, the precise nature of the water crisis will vary, with different pressure points in different regions.

I'm saying that they're going to face obstacles that most people who have normal hearing will not have to face.

Europe, Japan, the United States, and eventually China and East Asia will face labor shortages.

America s failures provide important lessons to countries around the world, which are or will be facing increasing problems with their banks

As a result, there is an overhang of illiquid financial institutions, whose holdings could be unloaded if they run into difficulties.

The US will then face not only the direct effects of a fiscal drag, but also its indirect effect on private spending.

Others, including those that were becoming the new frontier in emerging markets, may see their access to foreign capital dry up.

The new governments will face the immediate challenge of creating jobs, for which the only available recipe is investment in large scale public works projects.

China and India, too, will face growing water crises in the coming years, with potentially horrendous consequences.

If they abandon macroeconomic discipline, as Hungary and possibly the Czech Republic may be doing, they alone will face the consequences.

The problem is imminent in North America, the Euro Area, and Japan. But, before long, many developing countries will also have to face up to it, and in many cases without a cushion of affluence.

Moreover, the size of the bad debt threatening banks remains unknown, and could amount to several hundred billion dollars.

Democracy movements in Lebanon, Egypt, and elsewhere in the region must face the challenge of incorporating Islamist parties into democratic systems.

But, before long, many developing countries will also have to face up to it, and in many cases without a cushion of affluence.

Attempts by political parties to thrive on nationalism, xenophobia and populism will soon be confronted with the limits set by the EU and other international organizations.

What if the bargain struck between the Chinese middle classes and the one party state were to fall apart, owing to a pause, or even a setback, in the race for material wealth?

If the Chinese do not pump aid into his crumbling economy, he argues, they will face refugees pouring across the border and possible unrest.

Simply restricting the practice of land clearing probably would not work, since farm families and communities would face a strong temptation to evade legal limits.

Then, to a minister, without exception, they all but decided that their economies should suffer more of the same, if not worse.

Of course, even with this assistance, countries that mismanage their economies will face problems the proposal is not a panacea to the world's problems.

Today, though oil prices remain high, Russia s budget and financial system face severe problems over the next 2 3 years.

Ten is the number to watch America's 10 unemployment and China s potential 10 GDP growth are set to collide like weather fronts generating a storm.

Given that Beijing's official position is that Taiwan is a part of Chinese territory, it's likely Greenpeace and other NGOs will face similar conflicts in the future.

And, in this case, decision makers on both sides face domestic opponents who are only too ready to pounce at the least sign of weakness.

The result is an extremely powerful political movement that extends from left to right, and includes young and old alike. The clear losers are young workers, and the future generations who will face the high tax burdens necessary to pay retirees their promised benefits.

On top of all this, rapidly growing public debt implies that new entrants to the labor market will sooner or later face a mountain of taxes.

This implies that they will have to minimize the margin of error between theory and practice in order to avoid the risk of unpleasant surprises when the engineers' plans meet the reality of the terrain.

Moreover, even if the plan for EU sovereign debt never takes off, fiscally prudent euro zone countries will face higher borrowing costs.

The predicament for Europe's leaders at this week's summit is that they stand at the cusp of an unstable process of European integration.

The predicament for Europe's leaders at this week's summit is that they stand at the cusp of an unstable process of European integration. With the accession of 10 new members, the EU must become more integrated if it is to function.