We can even say that they are being lost as individuals and lost as citizens.

Do such adoptions achieve anything more than helping the individual children adopted?

(g) Allegations of torture and ill treatment of certain other vulnerable groups, such as members of the indigenous communities, sexual minorities and women

We are now interlocked, as nations, as individuals, in a way which has never been the case before, never been the case before.

As a result, market risks can be equated with the risks confronting individual market participants.

I think it's about having to be prepared as communities, not as individuals being prepared as nation, being prepared as state, being prepared as town.

A gold medal signified the sporting abilities and dedication of individual athletes, not the supposed merits of the political system that produced them.

Consumers increasingly expect to be able to see themselves both as individuals and in context.

What happens is that bacteria have these collective behaviors, and they can carry out tasks that they could never accomplish if they simply acted as individuals.

But I believe that this is a big problem, a problem with potentially dangerous consequences for us as a society, as a culture and as individuals.

Politicians don t listen very well to individual scientists, but they are forced to listen when hundreds of scientists speak with a united voice.

As individuals, we are part of an ever widening circle of communities, and we can realize our potential only if we live in harmony with each other.

Under this system, voters can only vote for political parties as a whole, and thus have no influence on the order in which candidates are elected.

Although individual foreign investors can sell the dollar securities that they own, they can only sell them to other foreign investors. As long as the US has a current account deficit, the stock of foreign owned claims on the US economy must rise.

Businesses can treat customers as individuals, and give them the amount of special consideration that they are willing to pay for.

It is the blatant double standard that treats some human rights offenders as individuals and others as mindless automatons.

Because it's answering that question that tells us not only why we see what we do, but who we are as individuals, and who we are as a society.

We celebrate them as individuals who demonstrate how far we can travel in life, how beautiful human beings can actually be.

But there is also something more fundamental at play, a flaw that lies deeper than the responsibility of individual decision makers.

However, the Committee considers that the authors are essentially claiming rights that allegedly belong to a private company with an entirely separate legal personality, and not to them as individuals.

The only way in which civilians could ever lose the right of self defense would be if they, as individuals, were engaged in actions threatening imminent harm to others.

Individual chimpanzees are much stronger than human beings, but as a species, we can, and do, hold them captive, and essentially helpless, in zoos and laboratories.

Natan Sharansky said that this tactic the West tracking and demanding accountability for the treatment of individual internal dissenters helped break up the Soviet Union.

Finally, high finance allows for portfolio diversification, so that individual investors can seek high expected returns without being forced to assume large, idiosyncratic risks of bankruptcy and poverty.

Four hundred years of maturing democracy, colleagues in Parliament who seem to me, as individuals, reasonably impressive, an increasingly educated, energetic, informed population, and yet a deep, deep sense of disappointment.

NEW YORK The brutal murder of 20 children and seven adults in Newtown, Connecticut, shakes us to the core as individuals and requires a response as citizens.

In practice, however, financial means in the form of assets or regular income are uniformly required from all immigrants, regardless of their individual characteristics.

As I don t expect nations to abandon this principle, NATO will continue to depend on individual allies and their willingness to commit resources.

The Committee considers that in the absence of specific claimants who can be individually identified, the author's communication amounts to an actio popularis and is therefore inadmissible under article 1 of the Optional Protocol.

Individual farmers do not need any bureaucratic directive to decide whether to plant more potatoes an increase in prices creates an incentive to plant more potatoes a decrease in prices is a signal that they should plant less.

The individualization of guilt, where it is found to exist, can only serve to strengthen the legitimacy of the homeland war.

And by stopping them, he has more of a fascist agenda, where he gets some of The 99 to work for him they're all wearing cookie cutter, same color uniforms They're not allowed to individually express who they are and what they are.

For starters, food loss and wastage needs to be seen as a cross cutting policy issue, rather than a lifestyle choice to be left in the hands of individual consumers and their consciences.

Beyond government cooperation, the creativity and dynamism of businesses, NGOs and private citizens in both countries hold the key to what India and the US can offer each other and the world.

They argue, further, that it is too complicated to respect individuals preferences, too difficult to tell them how their data is being used, and pointless to treat them as individuals.

But now these trends are routinely converted into norms against which the performance of particular universities, departments, and even individual researchers is judged.

Cruel, insane criminals have no faith, race or color they are all over the world we should fight them as a person not as race, faith or as a society.

In 2002 2004 the depiction of women on television was analysed and study materials for journalists were prepared which point out stereotypes and manipulations by which the media depicts women as representatives of the group rather than individuals.

Many companies are looking for ways to automate the act of paying attention to individual customers on a grand scale, even as many of them also confuse attention with intention (to buy).

And with the number of national and international media personnel covering these conflicts, each with their own agendas, and each claiming objectivity to himself, it was important to have people who are just that, individuals.

The new law did not automatically authorize them to settle in Israel permission to do so depended on whether the permit issued to workers allowed them to go to Israel as individuals or as couples.

By contrast, when the personal situations of many individual Americans are examined through European eyes, the extreme individualism that constitutes a key part of American optimism translates into an unacceptable social scandal.

Efforts will continue to be made to make human resources management a shared responsibility of programme managers and to strengthen both the partnership between individual staff members and supervisors as well as the assistance provided in competency development.

Instead, they need to be part of a convincing overall plan that combines responsible state intervention with relief of the financial burdens of individual citizens, as well as savings in public budgets.

Indeed, we have to recognize that a new paradigm of security has emerged, moving the centre of attention from the security of States towards the security of citizens individual human beings a shift from the concept of defending territory to that of protecting people.