The disadvantages are compounded because of the general lack of access to legal service.

The consequences of this situation are compounded and in some cases far more severe for women.

And all of these conflicts are compounded by power games and bad or less than democratic governance.

Indeed, in an unpredictable world, where old threats are compounded by new challenges, policymakers cannot disregard hard power.

This dissension may well be compounded by two additional factors.

Yet the treatment prescribed for this malady has compounded the problem.

Fractured administrative responsibility for privatization, especially in the Federation, compounded the problem.

Some people think this number's a little bit large, but copyright mathematicians who are media lobby experts are merely surprised that it doesn't get compounded for inflation every year.

Mistrust is compounded by Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad s incendiary pronouncements, particularly about Israel.

The conditions for internally displaced populations are compounded by the fact that an estimated one third of the 25 million internally displaced persons are effectively denied access to humanitarian assistance.

That loss is compounded by the collapse of the Party s credibility among ordinary people.

Chirac compounded his errors over Iraq in his approach to the new European Commission.

Debt constrained structural adjustment policies compounded the problem through a decline in agricultural investment.

The biggest factor in the unfolding events, to me, appears to be the emergent power of young people, compounded by how urbanized they are and how connected they are by mobile phones.

In Europe, concerns about domestic income inequality, though more muted, are compounded by angst about inequality between countries, as Germany roars ahead while the southern periphery stalls.

The franc zone s plight is being compounded by distorted and dysfunctional economic and monetary policies.

This is compounded by a growing reticence among the authorities regarding events organized by UNMEE.

These problems are compounded by a major reorganization which the Mission is in the process of implementing under the support component in the administrative offices of the Mission.

It was compounded by the outbreak of the 1973 oil crisis in October of that year.

But, given that the Bush doctrine has compounded the failed state problem, this is a bogus argument.

This increase is further compounded by the fact that the Appeals Chambers considers ICTY appeals as well.

The poor security situation in western Darfur is compounded by issues that straddle the Sudan Chad border.

This was also compounded by higher unofficial exports of cement to Malawi and the DRC (including smuggling).

This increase is further compounded by the fact that the Appeals Chambers considers ICTY appeals as well.

The problems resulting from overcrowded prisons are compounded by limited access to health care facilities and legal counsel for prisoners as well as the erratic supply of water to prisons.

That is a strange idea, given that today s two ongoing wars have only compounded the US economy s weaknesses.

Their predicament has been compounded by economic policies that have prevented the vast majority from improving their livelihoods.

The flooding was compounded by drainage problems resulting from limited pumping capacity and poor maintenance of drainage systems.

The access agreement problem is compounded when island nations lack the resources to regulate and enforce the agreements.

Their predicament has been compounded by economic policies that have prevented the majority of them from improving their livelihoods.

These built in contradictions are compounded by the domestic conditions in each of the Arab states, as well as by strategic constraints, all of which define the shades of this uneven Arab Spring.

The fact that businesses around the world were not getting the credit they need compounded the grievances expressed at Davos.

Yet this is not enough to reverse a rising tide of violence and discrimination, compounded by the recent economic recession.

It s a problem across the world, but in Kosovo it s compounded by the absence of women in the workforce altogether.

The situation had been further compounded by globalization, which had intensified the inequalities confronting many women and hampered their opportunities.

Their suffering was compounded by excessive and indiscriminate violence and systematic violations of human rights committed by the occupying forces.

Liberation is usually accompanied by the destruction that takes place wherever firearms are used. The chaos and vandalism are compounded by the creativity of the regime and its airforce, which leaves behind the horrible stench of death wherever they fly.

These problems are compounded by a history of statutory pardoning of prisoners as well as lenient sentencing of child sexual offenders resulting in a legal system which is unable to protect children and women.

And this problem was compounded by the timidity of in country United Nations officials in communicating such information as they had.

O you who believe ! Do not feed on usury , compounded over and over , and fear God , so that you may prosper .

O you who believe ! Do not feed on usury , compounded over and over , and fear God , so that you may prosper .

Compounded growth rate in the period 1990 2000 was 1.5 per cent, rather than the earlier projection of 2.3 per cent.

Confusion was compounded by the use of the same titles for those functions currently carried out by civilian and military personnel.

Rising unemployment compounded the loss of household wealth, throwing families into deep economic peril and leading to further cutbacks in consumer spending.

The effects of banks hijacking of national payment systems to service only the modern economy are compounded by the exclusive agreements that banks and money transfer companies such as Western Union have signed with most African countries.