In economic terms, they have had considerable success.

But governments continued to see their economic roles in restricted terms.

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In terms of economic output, today s EU is on par with the US.

And the two countries have diverged enormously in political, economic, and social terms.

It is true that in other economic terms, China still lags far behind.

In both economic and social policy terms, the Indian court s decision makes good sense.

Thus, regional disparities in terms of economic prosperity may never narrow indeed, they could often widen.

The recent Indian Ocean tsunami brought great devastation in human and economic terms to the region.

For example, OECD has a history of expressing trade data in terms of the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities (ISIC) and the Statistics Division introduces trade data in terms of the Classification by Broad Economic Categories (BEC).

This means that, in political and economic terms, we are entering an East and Southeast Asian century.

The cost of such events in terms of destroyed property and economic disruption has been rising steadily.

Iraqis expect tangible political and economic progress, particularly in terms of living conditions, jobs and basic services.

Recent economic growth has been fueled by macroeconomic stability, improved terms of trade, and rising investment and consumption.

Existing standards on industrial statistics have addressed industrial activities in terms of the creation of economic value added.

The World Economic Forum ranks Brazil 56th among 133 countries in terms of economic competitiveness (compared to 29th for China, 49th for India, and 63rd for Russia).

If you look at other East Asian countries, women there play a hugely important role in terms of economic take off in terms of creating the manufacturing miracle associated with East Asia.

In terms of form, traditionally pro federalist Germany thus aligned with France s longstanding insistence on a Europe of governments. But, in terms of substance austerity versus urgently needed economic growth France lost.

ISTANBUL Since 2002, the Justice and Development Party (AKP) has been governing Turkey with remarkable success in economic terms.

In terms of its historical heritage, economic interest, and ethnic composition, Ukraine belongs to both Central and Eastern Europe.

But, although Asia is becoming more like Europe in terms of economic integration, political and diplomatic integration lags behind.

The money illusion occurs because we are accustomed to economic values almost always being framed in terms of money.

Country case studies (mainly in Andean and Central American countries) will provide details on countries' characteristics in terms of economic growth, volatility and reaction to economic and financial crises.

Germany, in particular Europe s largest country, and its strongest in economic terms seems to have fallen victim to historical amnesia.

Because they know they are less potent, particularly in demographic and economic terms, Russians feel they have to do more.

Above all, a system needs to be established to monitor officials performance in environmental as well as in economic terms.

The offshore areas of Bangladesh, including its exclusive economic zone, have enormous riches in terms of biodiversity and energy potential.

It was hard to estimate the losses in terms of jobs, economic opportunities, wasted development efforts and damage to infrastructure.

Nitroglycerine addresses the risk of circulatory collapse. In economic terms, that is what was needed following the 2008 global financial crisis.

After a period of record low unemployment, economic growth has slowed markedly, reaching just 0.2 in quarterly terms in July September.

They are better at adjusting to external economic shocks (such as terms of trade declines or sudden stops in capital inflows).

In economic terms, these costs should be internalized by the factory farmers rather than being shifted onto the rest of us.

And, in economic terms, Brazil, India, and South Africa are concerned about the effects of China s undervalued currency on their economies.

In economic terms, workers' remittances were systemically important, accounting for 1.3 per cent of developing countries' gross domestic product in 2002.

The cost of the prolonged Somali civil war is enormous in terms of its direct social, economic, political and environmental impacts.

Iraq argues that Syria has not suffered any measurable economic loss either in terms of extraordinary expenditure or loss of revenue.

In 2001 02, the GDP had grown from 433.6 million to 470.2 million, representing an annual economic growth rate of 8.4 per cent in money terms and 7.8 per cent in real terms after deducting inflation.

The process of globalization in its positive sense is promoting world economic development through the unprecedented dynamic expansion of trade and economic relations and the widest possible openness in terms of information.

The modern tendency to regard economic differences in terms of religion was stimulated by Max Weber s reflections on the Protestant work ethic.

When we look at systematic historical evidence, instead of individual cases, we find that authoritarianism buys little in terms of economic growth.

So it is worth discussing in purely economic terms what orthodox and unorthodox choices imply from the standpoints of equity and efficiency.

We understand that there are numerous commonalities and interconnections among the post Soviet countries, in terms of economic interdependence and cultural commonalities.

Although turbulent conditions prevailed in Iraq and Palestine, 2004 was another positive year in terms of overall economic growth for Western Asia.

Such figures reveal a world divided between those who have and those who lack educational opportunity, with huge potential repercussions not only in terms of skill shortages and economic waste, but also in terms of social stability.

These two lists consists of some terms (three terms and two terms, respectively).