They have a point.

It needn t be so.

One can hope that his confidence is justified.

For a long time, that cynical response seemed to be justified.

It just makes economic sense.

That is not to say that his basic concerns are unwarranted.

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YouTube has suspended Wael Abbas account for reasons that no one can understand.

The Israeli public woke up to a justified storm of global outrage.

Within the growing informal sector, women are over represented, with 66.5 per cent of women considered as economically active working there, by comparison with 55.6 per cent of economically active men.

In short, Britain s was a political, not an economic, failure.

The economic base of the city is fishing.

Globalization has brought unprecedented economic growth.

Of the total EAP, 82.6 per cent is employed. In rural areas, 73.9 per cent of economically active women are employed, versus 92.3 per cent of economically active men.

The occupational structure of the group of economically active rural women has changed considerably.

She believed that her family s sacrifices were justified by the liberation and rise of China.

I am so much better off physically, financially, mentally and in almost every other way.

As an economist, I find this state of affairs frustrating.

According to the United Nations Millennium Project report, Some regions have made little progress or even experienced reversals in several areas.

We also believe that the establishment of a working framework for the economic development of Kosovo is a priority that should be pursued.

Without it, development will become an economic indicator with no relation to social reality.

Between 1960 and 1990, only one person in five lived in an economically open society today, nine in ten do.

Morell s warnings may yet be vindicated by default, if not by design.

The rhetoric may sound extreme, but with so much hanging in the balance, surely it s justified.

That restriction could be justified insofar as the State authorizing such activities should also assume the resulting risk.

Ibid. at 198 99 (noting that the actions do not seem justifiable by the doctrine of military necessity).

Forty per cent of the migrant female EAP of rural origin has secondary education or higher, as against only 18 per cent of the non migrant female EAP.

As much as 54 per cent2 of the economically active population work in agriculture.

As much as 92 per cent2 of the economically active population work in agriculture.

As much as 4 per cent of the economically active population work in agriculture.

In addition, Sierra Leone has achieved sustained economic recovery over the past three years.

Seventy nine per cent of the economically active population work in agriculture.

Fifty seven per cent of the economically active population work in agriculture.

As much as 69 per cent of the economically active population work in agriculture.

Fifty three per cent of the economically active population work in agriculture.

Seven per cent of the economically active population work in agriculture.

The sheer size of Turkey, and its population, worries Europeans, with some reason.

In other cases, however, both the rise and the fall stemmed more from the unwarranted expectations of those around them.

The Committee is of the opinion that a uniform policy should be adopted with exceptions only in clearly delineated and justified cases.

Writing such an unjustifiable sentence and continuing in order to justify it, Kafka's work became the masterpiece of contemporary literature.

Green campaigners often seek such outcomes, but they are entirely unjustified.

As long as the Cultural Revolution remains unaccounted for, it will not have ended.

So those who believe that the removal of Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi s government was justified have a point.

Tea Party candidates have even hinted that armed resistance to the US government may soon be justifiable.

The many successes of the United Nations make our failures failures which have at times been catastrophic all the more inexcusable.