Riots and paralyzing strikes have crippled Thailand, France, and Greece.

The peace talks will not paralyze the state or weaken its ability to act.

To varying degrees, this divide is paralyzing Socialist parties across Europe.

Perhaps too much uncontrolled rupture in style can ultimately lead to paralysis in substance.

For nations that depend on trade, the sharp drop in exports this year was crippling.

The WTO stands on two legs non discriminatory trade liberalization and uniform rule making and enforcement. With the former eliminated, the most important institution of global free trade would be crippled.

We would have 13,000 humanitarian workers caught in the crossfire and, of course, operations would be paralysed.

Indeed, fear of overshooting paralyzed the Bank of Japan for a decade.

2008 began with devastating snowstorms that paralyzed most of central and southern China s transport system, interrupting lives and causing severe material damage.

2.7 Allegedly as a result of the physical and mental torture he was subjected to during detention, the author suffered a stroke which paralysed his left side.

STOCKHOLM The idea of a bad bank appears to grow more popular by the day in countries where toxic assets have paralyzed lending.

The increasing use of extrabudgetary resources for core activities must be carefully monitored because of its potential to paralyse development work.

Why Are Governments Paralyzed?

This is especially regrettable because R amp D in green energy technologies is really the only viable long term strategy for reducing fossil fuel consumption without crippling the world economy.

This is especially regrettable because R D in green energy technologies is really the only viable long term strategy for reducing fossil fuel consumption without crippling the world economy.

If, instead, private debts are excessively socialized, the advanced economies will face a grim future serious sustainability problems with their public, private, and foreign debt, together with crippled prospects for economic growth.

The same scenario seems to be emerging in Greece, where the depth of the austerity induced recession, with output down by 25 over five years and unemployment at 27 , is paralyzing a reform minded center right government.

Their international trade could become paralysed.

Still, to judge from most media coverage, the parallel sub prime and packaged loan crises, which are paralyzing global finance, are entirely attributable to banks immorality, and are in no way due to systemic failure.

The disaster has effectively paralysed the economy.

The US Congress became paralyzed by partisan politics.

Once a conflict is over, aid agencies seem paralyzed.

A number of other events have also been supported, such as the observance of the International Paralympic Day organized by the International Paralympic Committee in Bonn.

Head injuries are bad for you. They lead to Parkinson s disease.

As a result two ISAF personnel sustained minor injuries and one was more seriously injured.

The large joints are most commonly involved.

The age brackets most affected are

The disease usually begins between the ages of 20 and 50 and is twice as common in women as in men.

The construction industry was paralyzed with tens of thousands of laborers out of work.

I received a severe spine injury.

Moreover, any inadequately treated TB becomes multi drug resistant, so that treatment failure can be either cause or consequence of MDR TB.

As of January 2000, a total of 1,436 cases of HIV infection and 187 cases of AIDS had been reported.

Officials reported that there were at least 10 casualties.

Another 220 persons were injured.

In the face of the dollar s ongoing fall, policymakers have seemed paralyzed.

The debt burden destroyed consumer confidence and undermined the banking system, crippling the economy.

Fadil managed to shoot Rami once in the back.

Gun control is being able to hit your target!

The plenary meeting was paralyzed by the way in which the preparatory commissions had worked.

We must also do away with the right of veto, which often paralyses the Council.

Despite great progress in recent years, they continued indiscriminately to kill or injure 15,000 to 20,000 people annually that was 1,500 casualties a month, 40 casualties a day, or at least 2 new casualties an hour, in direct victims alone.

And five years ago, Robert was diagnosed with GBM.

2000 386 cases

2001 379 cases

2002 374 cases