Inflation and unemployment remain rampant.

UNIFIL's intervention contributed to avoiding further deterioration and prevented the incidents from spiralling out of control.

Worse yet, the military remains outside civilian control.

Cyberspace is another domain in which competition could get out of hand.

It would be immoral to leave these young people with a climate system spiraling out of control.

The political power of global megabanks is out of control.

Ferguson believes that this form of academic consulting is generally out of control.

A special problem appears with the uncontrolled development of traffic.

In particular, the fires on floors 7 through 9 and 11 through 13 continued to burn out of control during the afternoon.

Under that approach, national ownership was both the starting point and a key objective of the effort to enhance system wide coordination.

But Arab and Western players somehow managed to convince themselves that things would not get out of hand.

The situation in Côte d'Ivoire is getting out of control, and therefore all parties involved must discharge their responsibilities.

To ensure control of his administration, he relies on a sizeable militia, a military commander and a deputy to assist him.

But they seem to view the issue of health system financing as an either or choice scale up control of AIDS, TB, and malaria, or scale up financing of primary health systems.

The ECB s policy framework is well suited to fighting systemic blazes, but poorly suited to local fires, which thus can spread uncontrollably.

England also sent a fleet in November the same year, to assist Sweden in keeping the Sound Toll out of Danish and Dutch control.

One reason to hope that matters will not get out of hand is China s deep integration into the global economy.

The concept of control would then have to be widened so as to encompass normative control.

Territorial control can take the form of military occupation, control without occupation or temporary control.

While Matar thinks it could still be controlled now, things could get out of hand if Alwefaq and other political societies get shut down.

Right of control

Right of control

(a) Control

Over the course of the day, fires burned out of control on several floors of 7 World Trade Center the flames visible on the east side of the building.

The political power of global megabanks is out of control. They aim to run Washington just as effectively as they did in the run up to the 2007 2008 crisis.

Companies are losing control.

Inflation is under control.

Territorial control

Much of China s official foreign reserves have accumulated because the PBC seeks to control the renminbi s exchange rate, keeping its upward movement within a reasonable range and at a measured pace.

In fact, they have more control over the loss of control than ever before.

Controlling Chinese Television

Controlling China s Currency

All sides, however, must bear in mind that China is too important to the global economy and trading system to allow these disputes to spin out of control.

At the same day, Second Lieutenant Marinos Mitralexis, being out of ammunition, aimed the nose of his PZL P.24 right into an enemy Cant Z1007bis tail, smashing the rudder and sending the bomber out of control.

Its fiscal policies were already out of control when it joined the monetary union in 2001, and its trade unions were agitating to push wages up to European levels, despite lagging productivity.

ElBaradei, for example, expects the army to do its national duty and intervene if things get out of hand hardly a compelling democratic stance, given the army s track record.

Jamal lost control of his emotions.

Loss of control over our assets!

They are totally getting out of control.

Control over the person of an applicant

Control over the infliction of the alleged violation

Although oil prices reached an all time high in 2008, unemployment and inflation (now 31 ) are out of control and the government is facing a 44 billion budget deficit.

Outside a situation where one person is under the de facto control of another, the prohibition of CIDT is subject to the proportionality principle, which is a precondition for assessing its scope of application.

The issue of the uncontrolled traffic in such weapons has become a matter of great concern for the international community due to the tragic consequences of arms availability in terms of making local conflicts more lethal and of generating a sense of insecurity in civil society.

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