In that case, the EEAS itself could become a casualty of events.

One casualty of such debates has been the myth that water is free.

Another casualty of neo conservative hubris might be the idea of spreading democracy itself.

Activities include insurance and annuities, life insurance, retirement insurance, health insurance, and property casualty insurance.

This would be helped greatly by a more systematic collection of casualty and causality data.

Indeed, the most serious casualty of the current political climate in France is Sarkozy s reform agenda.

Others speculate that the Gudkov s are merely the latest casualty in a general attack on ChOPs.

Port Arthur finally fell on 2 January 1905, after a series of brutal, high casualty assaults.

The Project included a casualty unit, a diagnostic laboratory, a new pharmacy and a dialysis unit.

In part, this reflects the rising casualty rate, with more than 2,100 American soldiers killed thus far.

We also believe that the International Criminal Court (ICC) may be a casualty of resolution 1593 (2005).

Circassian historians cite casualty figures that lie near the four million mark, while official Russian figures are near 300,000.

We say that Mary died in a car accident, not that she was a casualty of the Road Traffic Act.

If so, Latin America could go from being a casualty of war to playing an important role in the peace process.

Should contagion prove to be limited, with Greece the only casualty, the drop in eurozone output may be severe, but not catastrophic.

But this simplistic approach quickly turns constructive discussion into a casualty of the ideological battle between advocates of state and market capitalism.

Israel also sent a police forensic unit specializing in casualty identification, as well as psychological teams very experienced in post trauma situations.

In Iraq, after years of declining sectarian violence, the casualty figures are up again, in part owing to the war in neighboring Syria.

The operation was indecisive, and Yamamoto himself became a casualty of Allied intelligence and air power in the Solomon Islands later that year.

LONDON Public trust in financial institutions, and in the authorities that are supposed to regulate them, was an early casualty of the financial crisis.

The blessings of the Internet are many, but one casualty of our segmentation into online subcultures is the loss of a common focal point.

Due to the high casualty rates, even the well supplied American army was facing a deficit of horses by the final year of the war.

Deeply concerned by the magnitude of human casualty and suffering, especially among children, caused by the illicit proliferation and use of small arms and light weapons,

In country after country, one casualty of the ongoing debate over spending, taxes, deficits, and debt has been efforts to make government more effective and efficient.

Deeply concerned by the magnitude of human casualty and suffering, especially among children, caused by the illicit proliferation and use of small arms and light weapons,

AMSTERDAM Truth is often said to be the first casualty in wartime. But if the real truth is told, it is women who are the first casualties.

In the past 15 years, thousands of acres of land had been cleared, casualty rates had decreased, refugees had returned safely, and accident survivors had been rehabilitated.

The Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) provides peer support, crisis care, casualty casework assistance, and grief and trauma resources for families of members of the US military.

Although the scope of the disaster was daunting, the rapid response of the Government and the international community ensured that casualty rates remained low, with 16 confirmed deaths.

Janjaweed attacks on villages and markets have continued, especially in Northern Darfur, but the principal motivation seems to be theft of livestock and casualty figures have been low.

The lopsided casualty figures were due to the fact that the French sought to disable and capture enemy ships, while the British sought to kill or injure enemy gun crews.

Bangladesh's constitutional commitment to general and complete disarmament is the reason for our progressive support of international and regional treaties and agreements covering all the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission (ABCC) weapons.

The latest casualty, Rastakhiz , was banned on the day it premiered, even though 40 minutes of it was cut to receive a screening permit from the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance.

One casualty of that brutal enterprise, apart from the roughly 100,000 Iraqis who have died and the millions more who have become refugees, is trust in the US as a force for good.

While casualty figures remain unconfirmed at the time of writing, the African Union (AU) has reported that SLM A soldiers abducted seven persons and made off with as many as 3,100 camels from local herders.

Insofar as health care protocols are concerned, the Casualty Medical Officer in the hospital is required to inform the police of all cases in which he she believes criminal violence has been perpetrated on the human person.

Above all, the ongoing six party talks (China, the US, Japan, Russia, South Korea, and North Korea) that have sought to bring North Korea s nuclear program to an end must not become a casualty of the missile launch.

Another casualty was the legitimacy of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. For two decades, Khamenei deceptively cultivated an image of an impartial and magnanimous guide, but his defiant public support for Ahmadinejad exposed him as a petty, partisan autocrat.

Increasing casualty numbers in the New Guinea campaign meant that the hospitals in Queensland would quickly become unable to deal with the quantity of the casualties and the nature of their injuries, so a longer voyage to Sydney was required.

It is clear that any measures, even to address direct incitement to terrorism or instruction in devising weapons of mass casualty, will have to be introduced on a gradual basis, and after much consultation between government officials, industry experts and other relevant parties.

In emergency medicine, the golden hour (also known as golden time) refers to a time period lasting for one hour following traumatic injury being sustained by a casualty or medical emergency, during which there is the highest likelihood that prompt medical treatment will prevent death.

In May 2002 Jose Padilla was arrested in Chicago by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.m He was an Al Qaida operative sent by the organization's leadership to carry out mass casualty terrorist attacks in the United States using either natural gas to destroy apartment buildings or a radiological dispersal device.

In other words, I am concerned that yet one more casualty of the terrorist has been the erosion in some quarters of fundamental civil and political rights. According to the findings of the Human Rights Committee, which considers the compatibility of counter terrorism measures with States parties' obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, several newly introduced measures against terrorism raise serious questions with respect to international law.