Not acutely toxic.

Business leaders are acutely aware of that linkage.

Indians are acutely conscious that, on this subject, the Chinese are easily offended.

The departure of the military component's medical unit will also be acutely felt.

Acutely aware that such attacks threaten the very viability of the Geneva Conventions themselves,

This concern was acutely felt among people of African descent living in the diaspora.

Policy asymmetry is greatest for the countries most acutely affected by the sovereign debt crisis.

But, fortunately, President Shi and his associates are profoundly and acutely conscious of that fact.

In these tough economic times, we are all acutely aware that security comes at a price.

That is most acutely symbolized by the continued detention of the heroic Aung San Suu Kyi.

The need for international legal order and justice has never been felt as acutely as today.

The Arab world s pain is acutely felt, owing to Turkey s historical, religious, and emotional bonds with these countries.

Indeed, the European Union s future still seems acutely uncertain, owing mainly to a mismatch between rhetoric and reality.

Yet this acutely vulnerable group now totals roughly 25 million, more than double the estimated number of refugees.

Germany, moreover, has emerged from the whole episode acutely aware of its role in negotiating solutions to pan European problems.

Yet this acutely vulnerable group of some 25 million persons was twice as large as the estimated number of refugees.

As Mervyn King, the Governor of the Bank of England, acutely observed, banks are global in life, but national in death.

This concern applies even more acutely in situations where international personnel tasked with aiding local populations are the perpetrators of such violence.

The lack of a senior management layer at the D 2 level is acutely felt and strains the efficient management of the Office.

We need a genuine partnership, in which developing countries take the lead, determining what they most acutely need and how best to use it.

They are acutely aware of their increasing influence around the world, as investors, trading partners, and as contributors to and victims of environmental change.

All this is desirable. Yet, while I welcome this debate and fully recognize the need for long term measures, I am acutely conscious of time.

PRINCETON Mahatma Gandhi acutely observed that the greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.

For years I've been feeling frustrated, because as a religious historian, I've become acutely aware of the centrality of compassion in all the major world faiths.

By now, the global repercussions are clear, falling most acutely on developing economies with large current account deficits namely, India, Indonesia, Brazil, Turkey, and South Africa.

Australia, as a country that itself is prone to natural disasters, is acutely aware of the threat they pose and of the importance of disaster mitigation and preparedness.

I also felt frightened because for the first time in my life, I felt acutely aware of who I am, not just a Syrian, but an Arab and a Muslim.

The shortfall is exacerbated by the high level of lengthy vacancies ranging from 20 per cent to 60 per cent which affected the subregional offices more acutely than ECA headquarters.

We must be acutely aware that all that has been built up by the thousands of relief workers and by hundreds of millions of dollars in donor contributions could be destroyed.

A more limited supply of bank credit will mean higher capital costs. Small and medium sized firms the most important sources of innovation and employment growth will feel the effects most acutely.

Within the last few years, people throughout the world's most advanced economies have become acutely worried about the economic prowess of China, India, and other emerging countries with large low wage populations.

All these factors add to biological vulnerability and acutely expose women to the epidemic relationship inequality, sexual violence, impossibility to demand the use of condoms and, above all, economic and cultural inequalities.

They feel the threat acutely and act accordingly, often dominating their country s political process. Highly motivated minorities can and do overwhelm the general interests of majorities who are not seized with an issue.

For many of those making the crossing, the journey is far from over, and they are acutely aware of the heavily securitised borders to be crossed, the humiliating conditions they ll still have to endure.

But the Team is acutely conscious of the need to avoid burdening States with reporting requirements beyond the absolute minimum, and wherever possible ensuring that written exchanges are directly relevant to the State concerned.

This problem has been acutely demonstrated in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where an estimated 3.3 million people died between August 1998 and November 2002, overwhelmingly from malnutrition and diseases associated with the war.6

OIOS appreciates that UNHCR is acutely aware that the success of an operation depends on having appropriate staffing levels and expertise deployed on a timely basis, as well as ensuring a manageable level of continuity of staff.

Policy asymmetry is greatest for the countries most acutely affected by the sovereign debt crisis. There, the private sector has essentially been left to fend for itself and most households and companies are struggling, thus fueling continued economic implosion.

As Cameron put it There is a gap between the EU and its citizens which has grown dramatically in recent years and which represents a lack of democratic accountability and consent that is yes felt particularly acutely in Britain.

While most of the country was affected by the drought, 14 provinces were acutely affected and up to 37 per cent of the population or 11.1 million people  were not able to cover their basic food and other needs.

While several States in the subregion have resolutely embarked on the path to economic and democratic reforms, and although the intensity of conflicts has lessened, with fewer people killed in combat than in the previous year, the subregion remains acutely vulnerable.

While many of my peers at school had in fact changed and had come to accept and even rely on us returnees for support, the Japanese public hadn't, and I felt the difference in perspective even acutely as I was now more grown up.

If the Government was so acutely aware of what needed to be done in order to eliminate stereotypes, why had it not been more proactive in changing the law? Even if it took time for mentalities to change, penalizing certain actions would keep them under control.

NEW HAVEN I am one of the winners of this year s Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, which makes me acutely aware of criticism of the prize by those who claim that economics unlike chemistry, physics, or medicine, for which Nobel Prizes are also awarded is not a science.

The euro s survival in 2012 if only by the skin of its teeth confounded skeptics who forecast Greece s exit from the eurozone and the single currency s collapse by the end of the summer. Indeed, the European Union s future still seems acutely uncertain, owing mainly to a mismatch between rhetoric and reality.