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On 5 December 2008 Honda announced that they were quitting F1, due to the economic crisis.
But due to the economic crisis in Ukraine and the deterioration of relations with Russia, the plant almost completely stopped.
A democracy at European level is under threat due to the economic crisis.
And that influence is now increasing due to the economic crisis and the severe difficulties of the media and publishing sector.
Both Member States' GDP andthe Community budget are decreasing due to the economic crisis.
Over 44% of Greeks say that, due to the economic crisis, they are experiencing negative emotions such as insecurity, anxiety, fear, anger,….
Due to the economic crisis it is often very difficult for young students to find a good internship, and this is even more difficult for vulnerable students.
Many couples are putting off having children due to the economic crisis.[Nikola Barbutov/SETimes].
Due to the economic crisis, Venezuelans continue to live through food and medical shortages, along with skyrocketing prices for basics that are available.
However, I believe three or four families will return, maybe from Greece,especially due to the economic crisis there, and from Istanbul, too.".
He said this was due to the economic crisis, but couldn't reveal the exact number of new generation tanks that Russia will get.
Over the past few years it has also enjoyed an ever greater appeal vis-à-vis the popular masses due to the economic crisis," added Eleftheriadis.
This situation is particularly severe in Portugal due to the economic crisis that it is experiencing, and the extreme poverty of many families.
Further, due to the economic crisis, many women that became unemployed could use their skills and knowledge, start-up their own company and create their own job.
Throughout the whole of the European Union 80 million people(16% of the population) are living below the poverty line, andtheir number is going to increase due to the economic crisis.
Work on four projects is interrupted due to the economic crisis, but according to the EC, if completed,the projects could provide 30,000 jobs and boost investment.
In 2012, the wealth(expressed by the GNI indicator) of net contributors increased by 2.4% on average,while the GNI of net beneficiaries stayed practically the same due to the economic crisis.
This is likely due to the economic crisis and higher unemployment in EU countries where former residents of Kosovo now live,the bank said in a report.
Hundreds of boutiques andshops have been closed in Greek capital for the past several months due to the economic crisis, a National Confederation of Greek Commerce study reported.
But due to the economic crisis, most of the companies underwent restructuring processes and we found thatthe jobs created were often lost after project completion(see also Annex V).
Nanev had warned that in addition to the spending cuts required in the sector due to the economic crisis, dozens of hospitals operating in the red would have to be closed down.
For social dialogue to play this role effectively, the capacity of social partners needs to be strengthened, particularly in Member States where social dialogue is weak orhas been weakened due to the economic crisis.
Lastly, I would note that the adoption of today's reports once again shows the importance of the EGF,which is a valuable resource to assist workers in difficulties due to the economic crisis and is also an effective tool for combating unemployment.
On the one hand,several Member States are pressing for cuts, due to the economic crisis while, on the other, there are already significant shortfalls in important budget sectors, such as growth, employment and foreign relations.
This type of funding has been offered by banking institutions and non-bank organizations relatively recently, butis becoming increasingly popular due to the economic crisis and the ability to handle flexible and quickly with financial means.
More than 21 000 workers dismissed due to the economic crisis and the effects of globalisation were helped to find new job opportunities by the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund(EGF) in 2011, according to a report adopted today by the European Commission.