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Jackson6612 Posted 15 years ago
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The main challenges facing by
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I have noticed that the phrase "facing by" often appears in the context as the one below. But I would have replaced it with "faced by". Would you consider the replacement incorrect? What's the difference between the two? Please guide me on this. Thank you.
The main challenges facing by Indian banking are the role of financial instrumentation in different phases of the business cycle, the emerging compulsions of the new prudential norms and benchmarking the Indian financial system against international standards and best practices.
I have noticed that the phrase "facing by" often appears in the context as the one below. But I would have replaced it with "faced by". Would you consider the replacement incorrect? What's the difference between the two? Please guide me on this. Thank you.
The main challenges facing by Indian banking are the role of financial instrumentation in different phases of the business cycle, the emerging compulsions of the new prudential norms and benchmarking the Indian financial system against international standards and best practices.
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"Faced by" is correct, "facing by" is not.
- "Faced by" is correct, "facing by" is not.
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