With European export orders canceled en masse, Chinese factories are faced with the prospect of massive layoffs.

The EU s new global warming agreement may help win elections for leaders faced with voters scared by the prospect of climate change.

Faced with this prospect, the Government decided to send 10,000 soldiers to the east to secure the borders and clear the area of FDLR soldiers.

These increasingly involved developing countries, which were frequently ill equipped to deal with such matters and were often faced with the prospect of high costs.

If the Irish Supreme Court were to decide that the ESM requires popular consent, the EU would be faced with the prospect of yet another Irish referendum on Europe.

Those of us who live with wet weather tend to curse it, but if we faced week after week of blistering sun with no prospect of clouds in sight, we would be in real trouble.

Some members noted that this meant that Member States requesting an exemption faced the prospect of losing their vote between 1 July and the date on which the General Assembly took action on the related recommendations of the Committee on Contributions.

They also designed Brooklyn's Prospect Park.

Their motivating fear is the prospect of inflation.

They are not terrified of the prospect of intervention.

The new Chechen authorities seem to welcome this prospect.

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As a result, the prospect of closer cooperation remains distant.

Moreover, if unmanaged, risk destroys the prospect of economic growth.

Zimbabwe is not the only country facing that dire prospect.

Not surprisingly, that prospect offers scant comfort to China.

That prospect holds both great opportunity and serious risks.

That prospect has already sparked renewed financial market volatility.

But there seems little prospect for a European revival.

That prospect raises risks for Turkey, Iraq, and the United States.

The momentum of debates around the world was considered an encouraging prospect.

Sami faced life in prison.

The IPCC faced down these vested interests.

Merkel and Sarkozy, no doubt, find this prospect highly unattractive.

Many protracted situations remain, with little prospect of early solutions.

Many protracted situations remain, with little prospect of early solutions.

The governments thought briefly about that prospect and then, without exception, blinked.

Alas, that prospect is not yet even a glimmer on the horizon.

The Chiefs of Staff Committee now reported There remained the prospect of American assistance.

Sami faced possible life in prison.

They faced bullets, bombs, torture genocide.

For Russia and China, too, that cannot be a happy prospect.

For some countries, this long run prospect might be uncomfortably close.

Such a prospect would be even less acceptable to developing countries.

Such domestic opposition weakens the prospect that Obama s proposals will ever become law.

The prospect of using the genome as a universal diagnostic is upon us today.

The prospect of the righteous is joy, but the hope of the wicked will perish.

But they might be radicalized by the prospect of inheriting a badly damaged ecosystem.

At best, it offers the prospect of several years more of sub normal activity.

But the prospect of Arab democracy has now become a nightmare for Israeli leaders.

As a result, domestic non financial sectors do not face the prospect of deleveraging.

States possessing weapons should take special steps to reduce the prospect of their use.

The prospect that weapons of mass destruction will once again be used is terrifying.

We recognize that the prospect of reform seems more within reach than ever before.