As a result we are forced to make difficult choices.
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Rising sea levels are forcing Kiribati to make difficult choices.
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Each day, Americans are forced to make difficult decisions about their health.
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Return of the Obra Dinn similarly allows the player to make difficult choices.
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Startups are hard and you have to make difficult decisions with limited data.
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I've seen my patient make difficult, deeply personal decisions that are medical decisions.
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Watch him make difficult management decisions without ever a moment that lacked integrity.
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Pope said inaction by Congress is forcing health officials to make difficult choices.
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Whatever happens, he will still need to make difficult decisions over his financial priorities.
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They found him exasperatingly Hamlet-like, saying he was reluctant to make difficult decisions.
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Snubbing the conference means that corporate chieftains have had to make difficult business calculations.
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If CHIP funding expires, states will be forced to make difficult decisions about coverage.
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If Americans want government programs, they need to make difficult sacrifices to pay for them.
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These leaders, like many of their male counterparts, are forced to make difficult, horrendous decisions.
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If you can do that, you make difficult topics less difficult for them, and you.
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He did it purposely to avoid having to make difficult decisions in a political investigation.
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The UGreen 90-degree HDMI cable has an angled connector to make difficult connections easier.
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The focus on accountability has forced Muslim organizers to make difficult choices in the midterms.
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Uranus in Taurus will push you to face your fears and to make difficult changes.
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As a teacher, Mr. Nelson focused on how to make difficult sounds easier to produce.
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Prosecutors make difficult, and often razor's edge-close calls about criminal charges all the time.
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Actors have to make difficult choices, and so do the folks who work on the show.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May says a solution will require a willingness to make difficult decisions.
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It's unwillingness to make difficult and unpopular decisions has reduced our longer-term economic growth prospects.
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They need someone who can make difficult decisions and watch over the good of the group.
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Mr. Beck said the marked-up prices could force financially strained families to make difficult choices.
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"Act with empathy, but make difficult decisions quickly," said Karen McCormick, chief investment officer at Beringea.
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Paying bills and having to make difficult decisions can leave you in a constant state of anxiety.
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Her student debt has forced her to make difficult decisions in the late stages of her life.
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The trend highlights how the oil-rich nation's brutal recession is forcing people to make difficult choices.
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There are situations that force us to make difficult decisions that impact our national and security interests.
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"Anytime you're honest and have to make difficult decisions, you're going to lose some support," he said.
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The coronavirus pandemic has forced doctors to make difficult decisions about which patients get immediate medical care.
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Empathy helps us fathom how competing motives drive humans to make difficult decisions, both good and bad.
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"The EBA had to make difficult trade-offs between various competing demands," a spokeswoman for the regulator said.
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Judges must make difficult calls that demand good judgment, and judging is not purely mechanical and value free.
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In Clinton, Kennedy insisted that Congress must make difficult political decisions instead of punting them to the president.
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Wever-Croes said, in a manner reminiscent of someone who has had to make difficult decisions before. 133.
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Getting tough on China on everything at once isn't going to induce Beijing to cooperate or make difficult concessions.
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One of their recommendations was that physicians regularly enlist the help of other medical professional to make difficult diagnoses.
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FOS said the program gave an unfair impression, adding that every day it had to make difficult judgment calls.
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Still, because Israel got something for nothing from Mr. Trump's announcement, it has little reason to make difficult concessions.
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Using Telltale's choose-your-own-adventure format, you make difficult moral decisions as a variety of characters from the family.
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We're going to have to make difficult choices between, say, saving Social Security and Medicare and saving arctic ice sheets.
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In the meantime, the social network and other platforms must rely on human moderators, who have to make difficult judgments.
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During the subsequent oil boom, however, the impetus to make difficult structural changes to the economy, society and government dissipated.
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In the absence of those tools, women will make difficult choices, deferring pregnancies for months, perhaps years, and seeking abortions.
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In the long term, Germany faces enormous challenges, ones which will force its leaders to make difficult and divisive choices.
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But because of these unfairly traded imports, many American steel producers have had to make difficult decisions affecting steelmaking communities.
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It means that public research universities may have to make difficult decisions to increase in-state tuition or cut expenditures.
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His mother, who is from Italy, had taught him how to cook, and he would make difficult and ambitious meals.
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Even more devastating, Kluger said he's being forced to make difficult decisions as to how to best support his staff.
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Our crazy world is nuanced, and machines are not yet ready to make difficult judgement calls, even by Facebook's own admission.
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Maxis previously explained why they couldn't yet include toddlers, which mostly boils down to resources and needing to make difficult design decisions.
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" Why it matters: That likely will force "policymakers in coming years to make difficult decisions about spending cuts, tax increases or both.
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And yet, the severity of Cruz's injuries and his need for round-the-clock care forced the family to make difficult decisions.
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Tom Neve, the program's executive director, said that the guarantee of more funds would help him avoid having to make difficult decisions.
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Congress has sheltered the central bank from political interference so it can make difficult decisions in the interest of the American people.
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For the last 20 years, she&aposs helped dying people and their families make difficult decisions about donating their bodies to science.
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Developing such traits will make it easier to make difficult decisions and deal with the crises that leaders inevitably face, Puri explained.
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As she talked about steadiness, strength, and the ability to make difficult decisions, he interrupted her: "You're talking about judgment," he said.
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Some women find complete satisfaction in the role, while others are forced to make difficult choices or wish they had remained childless.
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Yes, the games will get tougher and the opposition better, and Neville must make difficult choices and hope he calls them right.
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The interests of preferred and common shareholders are not perfectly aligned, particularly when it comes time to make difficult decisions in the future.
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As self-driving cars slowly make their way onto our roads, how will developers help these autonomous vehicles make difficult decisions during accidents?
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Budgeting based on outcomes can more easily identify the activities most important to citizens, as well as help policymakers make difficult trade-offs.
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You're gonna have lots of these casual talks, age-appropriately, with your kids over many years How do you make difficult conversations easier?
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Instead, you must take on the mantle of a mediator and push all sides to make difficult but necessary concessions to avoid disaster.
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Doctors fear that this scarcity will force them to make difficult decisions regarding which patients need the remaining ventilators more so than others.
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These spending levels are achieved by temporarily lifting automatic spending cuts Congress put in place to force itself to make difficult spending cuts.
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Maybe you'll have to make difficult financial decisions to get there, but hopefully, you can at least keep a roof over your head.
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States will need to make difficult decisions soon about what actions they will need to take if Congress doesn't act by the deadline.
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The authors say their findings put some real data behind what many of us already know: that exercise can make difficult workouts seem easier.
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With reduced staff, the office will have to "make difficult choices, including cutting back on initiating proactive investigations," according to the department's proposed budget.
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The coronavirus outbreak has forced nearly 43.5 million caregivers in the US to make difficult choices regarding the care of their vulnerable loved ones.
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The studio's breakthrough came in 2012 with its game The Walking Dead, which had players make difficult moral choices in a zombie-infested universe.
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Homes, businesses and other structures will be beyond repair, forcing residents and government officials to make difficult decisions about whether to rebuild and how.
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And he suggested that State had been so lavishly funded for so many years that its employees had lost the ability to make difficult choices.
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"We train and operate in dynamic, complex and ambiguous environments and our operators are empowered and trusted to independently make difficult decisions during missions," Cmdr.
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But Christmas cheer for Republicans will only come if lawmakers resolve to make difficult choices and tough votes that could put careers on the line.
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Activists, legislators, congressional staff members and constituency groups quietly met in forums such as Ted Kennedy's "workhorse group" to make difficult political and policy decisions.
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"We're nursing them along," Dr. Ackerman said, by having to make difficult choices about the best ways to use the remaining fuel on the satellites.
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Series like Telltale's The Walking Dead also take you along episodic stories, forcing you to make difficult decisions and solving the occasional puzzle along the way.
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The lack of detail highlighted the challenge that Republicans face as they try to make difficult trade-offs on legislation that could reshape the entire economy.
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Because the number of close races in 2018 could be very large, the GOP may be forced to make difficult decisions about which candidates it supports.
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Those familiar with Mr. Jagger know he is abnormally disciplined in his habits, having learned long ago the effort required to make difficult things look easy.
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That puts a lot of financial pressure on working parents, and it forces many to make difficult compromises on the quality of care they can afford.
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With such a modest budget (lower than in 1999), the Library has to make difficult decisions as to which parts of the collection should go online.
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"Developing prosthetic limbs requires designers to make difficult trade-offs among size, weight, force, speed, and cost of the actuation system," the researchers say in their paper.
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A real leader would first have recognized how serious a challenge climate change represents and mobilized people and businesses to make difficult changes to meet that challenge.
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The problem is magnified among small business owners who often lack resources to keep pace with new regulations—and as a result have to make difficult choices.
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The refinancing could force foreign banks to make difficult decisions as they seek to avoid choosing sides in the diplomatic crisis between Qatar and its Gulf neighbours.
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"I deeply regret this cancellation, but we need to make difficult decisions in the short-term to ensure a healthy country for the long-term," Trump said.
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Already understaffed and under-budgeted, state and local law enforcement agencies have to make difficult choices in allocating resources (personnel and money) to these duplicative federal initiatives.
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It is also, however, about believing that women can make difficult choices over their bodies and that those we choose to represent us politically should believe that too.
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" Yet he persisted in holding that "[t]he great gift of politics is it gives us a way to make difficult decisions without resorting to violence to decide.
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Plenty of worthy new tunes came out this week, and I found myself having to make difficult decisions regarding inclusion here for the first time in a month.
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An interesting referendum on the Hinkie era is on the way soon as Philadelphia will have to make difficult calls on whether to extend Noel's and Embiid's contracts.
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James Madison, one of America's Founding Fathers, and Edmund Burke, his philosophising contemporary, argued for a "trustee" model, whereby voters elect politicians to make difficult decisions for them.
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The reconstructed lines did come out flying in the third, as Murray was forced to make difficult saves early on shots by Karlsson, Patrick Marleau and Joe Pavelski.
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What makes Leonard so undeniably valuable is his ability to make difficult shots from undesirable spots on the floor whenever the defense coerces them through a calculated scheme.
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Never-ending disputes between the city's Beijing-backed leadership and the pro-democracy opposition have crippled the government's ability to make difficult decisions and complete important construction projects.
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Everyone in the company has had to make difficult and in some cases dangerous choices about where they will live and what kind of work they will do.
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A State Department official said the extended time frame accounted for the fact that some refugees will have to make difficult journeys back to airports from refugee camps.
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The deposed Catalan government will soon have to make difficult decisions, Puigdemont's former deputy Oriol Junqueras said on Sunday in an editorial in online newspaper El Punt Avui.
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He denigrates the contributions of host nation forces, while at the same time letting foreign political leaders off the hook for having to make difficult decisions of their own.
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"In this strategic review process we have had to make difficult decisions but realise they are imperative to strengthen our market position and grow the company profitably," Thomsen said.
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"We train and operate in dynamic, complex and ambiguous environments and our operators are empowered and trusted to independently make difficult decisions during missions," Lawrence said in a statement.
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At the same time, it still allows for researchers, companies, government agencies and more to use data, ethically, to solve big problems, streamline complex processes, and make difficult decisions.
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But while the United States could tell Europe hard truths and pressure its leaders to make difficult decisions, continental politics and memory mean Germany cannot take over this role.
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Others who need care must make difficult choices, like paying for care with money they need for housing, according to a recent study published in the Journal of Public Economics.
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Danger in the line of duty All over the country, when lives are in danger, law enforcement officers must make difficult decisions like this one, often at a moment's notice.
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Unable to make difficult choices about how to contain military spending, provide money for disaster relief or fund health care needs, Congress has decided to pay for all of it.
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"It is uncertain whether he can find enough support in parliament for a technocratic government that would have to make difficult fiscal choices, however," ING rates strategists wrote in a note.
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"It is uncertain whether he can find enough support in parliament for a technocratic government that would have to make difficult fiscal choices, however," wrote ING rates strategists in a note.
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More damning, Kaepernick was not asked to make difficult throws; he's not a Matt Ryan-type quarterback, slinging the ball far down the field on deep crosses or challenging out routes.
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Beyond the rules Like poets who write Elizabethan sonnets rather than free verse, pharmaceutical namers must make difficult decisions based on arcane rules, but their work is still a form of artistry.
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Other than those specialized units and a team of officers trained in diving, the bulk of rank-and-file officers found themselves attempting to make difficult rescues in unfamiliar, often dangerous circumstances.
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"Unfortunately, in the interest of remaining globally competitive, companies such as ours sometimes have to make difficult decisions that reflect the changing needs of the marketplace," Axalta said in an emailed statement.
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Companies are always having to make difficult decisions, whether allocating limited resources (such as promotions and bonuses) or sacking people if they hold the organisation back or if the market turns down.
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Absent of these actions, Treasury believes that in the coming months the government will be forced to make difficult decisions as large debt obligations, many with constitutional guarantees for payment, come due.
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The current governor, Wanda Vazquez Garced, took over just six months ago and does not appear to be willing to take any political heat to make difficult or politically unpopular decisions, either.
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And Chris Jones, the theater critic for The Chicago Tribune, is known for authoritative but also instructive reviews that producers say often help them persuade creative teams to make difficult but necessary changes.
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In the memo Barr wrote about the Mueller probe before becoming attorney general, he worried that this shift in accountability might chill future presidents' ability to make difficult decisions about policy and personnel.
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California's planned blackouts — a response to wildfires — have left health care providers to make difficult decisions and created scenarios that are likely to become only more common in the future, The Verge reports.
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More than a third of them said they had to delay treatment "and make difficult choices about which patients to exclude," according to a letter published in The New England Journal of Medicine.
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"Planning for long-term land use in land-scarce Singapore often requires us to make difficult decisions," the city's Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) and the Land Transport Authority (LTA) said in a statement.
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Yeung investigates the complicated reality for counselors, families, law enforcement and school officials as they attempt to make difficult and timely decisions in order to access vital mental health care for children in distress.
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Foreign reserves have dried up and President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is under pressure to make difficult economic reforms aimed at reviving the economy that may prove hard to balance with public maintaining support.
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However, the group, which has seen considerable critical success with Paco Rabanne in recent years, has not been afraid to make difficult and unpopular strategic calls when it comes to preserving the bottom line.
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Investing apps can help the average person make basic investment decisionsInvesting apps can help you automate your investments and eliminate the need to do lots of research or make difficult decisions about your portfolio.
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And although our love is front and center, we also know that we are the adults in charge and that we must always be a united front and make difficult decisions and lead by example.
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In a recent study, most participants agreed that autonomous vehicles should be programmed to make difficult ethical decisions, such as killing the car's occupant instead of ten pedestrians in the absence of any other options.
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Like NewAir, many importers of goods from China have had to make difficult business decisions and sharp changes in strategy as they reel from the impact of U.S. tariffs on $43 billion of Chinese goods.
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The president of the United States will be asked to make difficult, life-and-death decisions while in office, and at some point every candidate for office will have to prove their mettle to voters.
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Commercial banks will not commit the dollars required for many of these long-term international projects because today's financial regulations force banks to make difficult trade-off decisions about where to allocate constrained credit capacity.
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Many women make difficult -- but ultimately empowered choices -- to leave bad relationships and marriages because of domestic abuse, something that one in five women has experienced over the past year alone, according to our research.
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He had called Congress's bluff: Unwilling to make difficult choices about cuts to domestic programs, legislators could find only $4 billion to slash from the 1969 budget, below the $6 billion Johnson had called for.
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Huntsman explained that the super PAC will give these lawmakers the financial protection they need to make difficult decisions, especially with other big-money and special-interest groups playing in elections and fueling primary opponents.
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When people are part of organizations and face situations where they have to make difficult decisions, or even engage with people with different worldviews, they can become more tolerant and feel higher levels of political efficacy.
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In a simple-majority legislature, these conflicted members would have to make difficult choices between their private views or personal interest and the position of their party, backed by a populist president or powerful interest groups.
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For much of Amtrak's history, a tight budget has forced it to make difficult choices between spending on maintenance or new equipment, said John C. Spychalski, professor emeritus of supply chain management at Pennsylvania State University.
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Company said on Sunday it would have to make "difficult decisions" about future investment if Britain crashes out of the European Union without a deal, adding it had already spent tens of millions of euros in preparations.
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There are niches: stationery companies sell books for "ending notes"—instructions for post-death practicalities, but also for innermost feelings that Japanese tend to keep to themselves and that atomised families make difficult to express in life.
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Real people are affected, and real people are worried — not just about keeping their coverage, but about whether they'll be forced to make difficult medical decisions based on finances while they or their loved ones are sick.
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The prospect of a wider trade war between the United States and China sent global financial markets whipsawing on Monday and could force Beijing to make difficult decisions if it hopes to preserve its nascent economic recovery.
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His experience (particularly beside LeBron James), willingness to take/ability to make difficult shots, and size alone make him worth a flier in a reduced role on a team gunning for its second title in three years.
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Netanyahu said on Twitter that a "national emergency government ... led by me" would - unlike Israel's current caretaker administration - be able to pass a budget and make "difficult decisions" in the face of an "international and a national crisis".
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" He added: "We do our best to ensure we opt for quality where possible, but quality demand has dwindled of late, and with increased costs to consider, we operate a business and occasionally have to make difficult decisions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Airbus said on Sunday it would have to make "difficult decisions" about future investment if Britain crashes out of the European Union without a deal, adding it had already spent tens of millions of euros in preparations.
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Wockhardt built the Shendra plant, which it claims is "a first of its kind in Asia," to make difficult-to-manufacture injectable products, and has been banking on it to reconstruct its business in the world's largest healthcare market.
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"Given the financial impact on our business, we have had to make difficult decisions that both support the safety and wellbeing of our colleagues and guests, and protect long-term prospects for Hyatt," the company said in a statement.
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That's why you also need people who can keep track of product priorities and schedules, who can make difficult trade-offs, and who have the people skills to keep team members focused on the goals and deadlines that matter.
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" Jim Daly, president of Focus on the Family, wrote in a blog post that the crisis at the border is "a complex consequence of bad policy, unenforced laws and an inability of politicians to make difficult and often unpopular decisions.
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Moreover, Duckworth explained that the current rules would make difficult for her to even do that, seeing as votes can involve long hours of debate (20 hours for the healthcare bill) and late night dealmaking that can run past midnight.
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LONDON, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Airbus said on Sunday it would have to make "difficult decisions" about future investment if Britain crashes out of the European Union without a deal, adding it had already spent tens of millions of euros in preparations.
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Both his colleagues on the E Ring — whether in the Office of the Secretary of Defense, the Joint Chiefs, and the Service department leaderships — and their staffs respected his judgment, even as he had to make difficult funding allocation decisions.
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An honor, because it allows you shape the priorities of the government to benefit the nation, and a challenge, because it forces you to make difficult choices that can have a profound impact on the American people and the world.
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When a board member noted that the agency had committed to financing about 400 projects and would have to make difficult decisions about which to abandon, Mr. Degnan made it clear that Thursday's resolution on the bus terminal was binding.
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" WADA said in a statement: "In leading the fight against doping in sport, WADA is sometimes forced to make difficult decisions related to complex cases that people, who are not in possession of the facts, do not understand or agree with.
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"I know that allowing gasoline to rise to its international price is a difficult change, but as president, my job is to precisely make difficult decisions now, in order to avoid worse consequences in the future," Pena Nieto said in a televised address.
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"Given the likelihood there will be very strong resistance (to change), governments are going to have to make difficult decisions... as to how the necessary emergency actions will be taken in the next decade," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview.
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Vitiello called on Congress, which has often criticized the agency for the resources it uses to detain immigrants, to provide more funding for ICE detention facilities, claiming that the agency would have to make "difficult choices" if the funding levels were not met.
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"When I was the head of human resources at a local company, I had to make difficult business decisions on a daily basis concerning budgets, training initiatives, compensation and benefits, workforce hiring and workforce terminations," Ramsey detailed in her announcement on Friday.
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"In making changes to the organizational structure of the digital editorial group, we had to make difficult decisions that mean Jonathan Smith and Rachel Schallom are no longer with the company," senior digital vice president Katie Drummond reportedly wrote in the email.
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But that kind of inflexible loyalty to ideas is a luxury that doesn't comport well with running a major political party, which must function as a coalition of disparate groups with disparate beliefs and has to make difficult trade-offs to effectively govern.
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Representative Robert W. Goodlatte, Republican of Virginia and the proposal's sponsor, said the constitutional amendment would apply needed "external pressure" to force Congress to make difficult decisions — a "stop me before I kill again" argument that has long propelled the balanced budget amendment.
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With nearly 28,000 infections and more than 2,100 deaths to date, that country has become so overwhelmed that it is no longer able to treat all patients, and some hospitals have been forced to make difficult choices about who should receive care.
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To address climate change, Thunberg wants us to abandon an economic system designed to run on auto-pilot and instead build a world in which we make difficult decisions, in an emergency mindset, about what we should protect and what we should value.
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If the money didn't come, school boards would be left to apply for federal grant money, or make difficult choices about how to divide their resources, or decide whether money would be better spent on mental health counseling or after-school programs.
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Regulating prices requires governments to make difficult decisions about what benefits will and won't be offered; to negotiate down pharmaceutical prices, for example, the government has to be able to say no to certain drugs it thinks it can't get a good deal on.
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As oil prices have plunged, the IMF has played an increasing role advising GCC governments on reforms to shore up their finances, and its recommendations have provided some governments with political cover to make difficult decisions that could lower living standards of their citizens.
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Hospitals plan for emergency -- In Michigan, a hospital wrote in an internal letter explaining its emergency response plan that doctors might have to make difficult decisions about who to treat -- and there might not be enough ventilators if there's a huge spike in cases there.
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Not to spoil anything, although the drama is based on a 118-year-old book, which was made into a 26-year-old film, but these two free-spirited sisters are also forced to make difficult decisions to survive in their world of pre-WWI England.
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The agreement and intense interest in its future signals how the U.S. production boom has upended the global crude oil market, forcing longtime heavyweights Saudi Arabia and Russia to make difficult tradeoffs between prices and market share — and driving new cooperation that has an uncertain future.
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"The health and safety of all Americans must be the first priority, especially right now," said Melania Trump "I deeply regret this cancellation, but we need to make difficult decisions in the short-term to ensure a healthy country for the long-term," the first lady said.
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"As a result of Vyera's anticompetitive conduct, generic entry into the pharmaceutical marketplace continues to be delayed today — causing hospitals, physicians, and patients to pay exorbitant prices or otherwise be forced to make difficult treatment decisions without affordable access to the most effective treatment," the release said.
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But Caavo has built a lot of technology here in an attempt to make difficult things feel seamless, from switching in between inputs to finding you a movie or show across streaming services then letting you launch it right in your favorite app on the device you prefer.
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As the spread and complexity of the novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, continues to develop, many businesses are left to make difficult choices: implement new safety measures such as frequent disinfection and service limitation, urge social distancing for employees, or close down for the foreseeable future.
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In the administration's budget request for the fiscal year that begins in October, the Education Department has proposed cutting more than 40 staff positions from the office for civil rights, which would require the office to "make difficult choices, including cutting back on initiating proactive investigations," the department wrote.
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"Our report on the government's consolidated financial statements underscores the fact that much more work needs to be done to ensure our policymakers receive the accurate financial information needed to make difficult short-term and long-term spending decisions," GAO head Gene Dodaro said in a news release.
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Not only the neurological issues, but the [toxic effects] make it make difficult in school, which translates into making it more difficult for you to get a job and you may make some other decisions...that may not be the best choices, that if you were never impacted by lead, you would never make.
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"We could probably collect somewhere in the range of $6 million a year of taxes from website companies, but in the end we felt that in order to limit growth and preserve the local quality of life, we would have to make difficult choices," Gregg Hart, a Santa Barbara City Council member, said of the recent vote.
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There are a few days this month where you'll really find yourself adjusting your opinions: April 1, when the Sun meets with Mercury retrograde, bringing you an ego check; April 4, when Mercury squares off with Mars (watch out for arguments!); and April 5, when it clashes with Saturn, finding you having to make difficult adjustments in your schedule.
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But if these laws are allowed to stand and if other states follow their example, companies like Colony Brands and its subsidiaries will have to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars a year to comply – forcing us to make difficult budget decisions about other parts of our business, including whether to sell our products in certain states.
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At a time when record numbers of women are running for public office, the battle of the "two Staceys," as the Georgia race is known, is one of countless crowded Democratic primaries — many involving two or more women — that have forced Emily's List, one of the nation's most powerful political action committees, to make difficult choices that have spawned resentment around the nation.
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" Asked by reporters on Wednesday in Iowa how she plans to stay competitive in New Hampshire if she's pulled all her resources, Harris said, "We are still committed to New Hampshire, I am still committed to Nevada, I am still committed to South Carolina, but we needed to make difficult decisions, that's what campaigns require at this stage of the game.
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I always try to make difficult situations a little easier with a bit of dark humor, so while he was touching my breast—no doubt thinking about how he would mess around in there—I joked that it would be practical if the lump were near my nipple so he could reach it more easily, so he wouldn't have to cut too deep, and it wouldn't be too noticeable afterward.
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In one instance after another, Ms. Harris and her closest advisers made flawed decisions about which states to focus on, issues to emphasize and opponents to target, all the while refusing to make difficult personnel choices to impose order on an unwieldy campaign, according to more than 50 current and former campaign staff members and allies, most of whom spoke on condition of anonymity to disclose private conversations and assessments involving the candidate.
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