temporary difficulties

There are some temporary difficulties our country needs to overcome in improving the national economy.

"I think these temporary difficulties can be overcome by the people's concentrated efforts."

I think the delay may have been caused by temporary difficulties concerning two points: 1.

No temporary difficulties can put Russia in the category of second-rate powers."

Ceauşescu's fame was supposed to compensate the ordinary Romanian (who could not travel) for life's temporary difficulties.

We'll weather whatever temporary difficulties it's generated."

By the time Tsuda returned to Japan in 1882, she had almost forgotten Japanese, which caused temporary difficulties.

"iran may beer, in temporary difficulties, but the rest of the world's scared fartless about alternate sources of oil.

The social model should work as a safety net, or a springboard, for citizens who cannot work due to temporary difficulties, old age or illness.

Ford could face some temporary difficulties in making enough cars and trucks to keep up with demand, following one of the worst industrial accidents in the auto industry's history.

The House of Lords held that the contract was frustrated, because the delay clause was intended to cover temporary difficulties, and not such fundamental changes in the contract's nature.

To overcome the temporary difficulties faced by the state governments, the Reserve Bank of India provided this facility so that the states could balance their balance sheet and remain solvent.

Further, it seems to me that my preferred mode serves a useful societal function as well, by making romantic relationships somewhat more stable since somewhat more difficult to dissolve during temporary difficulties.

Colombia, for example, demands conservationists' attention despite the uncertainties raised by its guerrilla war, he said, adding, "If a country is rich in diversity it's very dangerous to write it off because of temporary difficulties."

Since 1947, and with reforms in 1975, cash benefits are provided as shock absorbers to those workers who are suspended or who work only for reduced time due to temporary difficulties of their factories.

Today, its main task is to find solutions to the challenges presented by the opening-up of borders and the free movement of persons, which are a very good thing but which may create temporary difficulties.

They are not a sources of finance but are meant to provide support, for purely temporary difficulties that arise on account of mismatch/shortfall in revenue or other receipts for meeting the govt.

They were enthusiastic about the project and saw it as their patriotic duty to participate in ways that their leaders directed them to, even if that created temporary difficulties for them and their families.

The current problems may well be simply the kind of temporary difficulties which are characteristic of an adaptation period - a period which will pave the way for the proper functioning of the system in the future.

And Mr. Wright argued repeatedly that many of the institutions threatened with closing by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board were experiencing temporary difficulties and would recover when the Texas economy turned around.

An advancement means a sum of money paid to a child to start him in business or to make a permanent provision for him; it does not include casual payments given as a present or to help to tide over temporary difficulties.

We have always stated that China has always had confidence that the EU has the ability and the wisdom to resolve the problems related to the temporary difficulties it currently faces, and that stance has not changed."

By increasing the capacity of the Solidarity Fund and deciding to make it permanent, the 27 have once again demonstrated their commitment to the euro and the importance they place on solidarity between the more financially stable countries and those facing temporary difficulties.

Amongst the merchants, the manufacturers, and the agriculturists, he has friends who are suffering under temporary difficulties; he makes himself acquainted with their situation, that he may assist them with prudence and efficiency, and to this work he devotes 10,000 francs more.