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It's certainly true though that- just as for bitcoin- it faces a chicken and egg problem.
And he warned Tehran it faces ever increasing sanctions if it refuses to suspend nuclear enrichment.
Litecoin, like bitcoin, also has a 1 MB cap on the total capacity of transactions per block, and as such, it faces similar scalability constraints long term.
But it faces an uphill challenge to win back draining public confidence in the face of a 23 per cent unemployment rate.
A vote of confidence is set for June 21st andthe government is aware it faces collapse if it does not get backing for the austerity measures.
It faces serious competition to the north and south, with Montenegro and Croatia becoming increasingly popular destinations and Greece enjoying a well-established appeal.
The letter, sent on Jan 29,also warned China that it faces new EU probes into alleged price-dumping later this month, with yet more still to come.
Throughout the course of history, we have witnessed different phases of the EU, andwe do not think that this phase of the EU, in which it faces many challenges, is overly difficult.
As Macedonia progresses on the road to eventual EU membership, it faces a number of hurdles, including the need to wage a more efficient fight against corruption.
Consul Eran referred to the traditionally good and friendly relations between Romania and Serbia andthanked Romania for the support provided by Serbia at a time when it faces different challenges.
Tesla went into a bit more detail about the production challenges it faces with the Model 3 in its letter to investors on the heels of its earnings report for Q3 today.
RT said it faces a U.S. demand to register as a foreign agent and provide detailed personal data for its staff, the request it said amounts to an attempt to push it out of the U.S. media market.
But where you commit personal funds into a bank for safekeeping where it faces no risks of loss, then what you have is savings and not investments, unless of course you buy company shares.
Arab finance ministers meeting in Cairo renewed a promise first made in April to boost“the Palestinian Authority's budget with a $100mn monthly transfer… as it faces financial burdens”, a statement said.
The impressive main entrance, the Lahore Gate,is so named as it faces towards Lahore in Pakistan, while the even grander Delhi Gate was used by the emperor for ceremonial processions.
Bosnia and Herzegovina(BiH) is making plans to become the global centre for DNA-identification expertise and technology that has reached as far as the US,Thailand and Iraq, but it faces logistical and financial challenges before reaching its full potential.
The CSU is determined to show that it's tough on migration as it faces a challenging October state election in Bavaria, and argues that that is the best way to cut support for the far-right Alternative for Germany.
As she has said, these activities show that Serbia has a clear European perspective,and that, with all the problems it faces, the EU remains the best political, economic and security organization.
Bulgaria can fulfil the tasks it faces in the fight against money laundering, the president said, calling for the urgent adoption of two bills already submitted to parliament-- namely, the law on measures against money laundering and a new Penal Code.
Mr. Dugalic, the banking sector is well prepared to support businesses and individuals, but it faces problems from the weakened economy, and the high rate of non performing loans, which in turn increase further the cost of lending.
Perhaps the sternest competition it faces comes from its Fitbit stablemate, the Blaze, which offers a slightly better set of features(full-colour touchscreen and guided Fitstar workouts, although crucially no Cardio Fitness Score) in a more stylish package, all for only £30 more than the Charge 2's price of £129.99.
Fajon said Croatia's successful accession next year is an important message that the EU is still valued,despite the crises it faces."The success of the Western Balkans' EU accession is needed as a part of the overall success of Europe to establish itself as a viable and powerful global factor in the world of today and tomorrow.
According to the General Secretary of the Association of Serbian Banks, Mr. Dugalic, the banking sector is well prepared to support businesses and individuals, but it faces problems from the weakened economy, and the high rate of non performing loans, which in turn increase further the cost of lending."Banks today should fine-tune their credit policies to take into account the new economic reality and give more weight than before to qualitative client-specific data in their credit assessments.
CSA Nutraceuticals agreed to stop making the supplements in early 2004 as it faced a Federal Trade Commission investigation into false-advertising concerns.
CSA Nutraceuticals agreed to stop making the supplements in early 2004 when it faced an investigation from the Federal Trade Commission concerning false-advertising claims.
Although Czechoslovakia was the only central European country to remain a parliamentary democracy from 1918 to 1938,[9] it faced problems with ethnic minorities, the most important of which concerned the country's large German population.
China continues to be one of theworld's fastest growing economies, but in the past year, it faced many worries and criticisms ranging from concerns about inflation, social stability and environmental degradation to global complaints about the safety of Chinese-made goods.
He said few would bet against a decade of Conservative rule given the state of Labour, andthat unless the party changed course, it faced the threat of never winning power again.
Although Czechoslovakia was the only central European country to remain a parliamentary REPUBLIC during the entire period 1918 to 1938, it faced problems with ethnic minorities such as Hungarians, Poles and Sudeten Germans, the most important of which was the country's large German population.