Contracted marriages

In the few industries that contracted in China, the US has gained employment.

Human contracted itself blind, malignant.

The number of staff supervised has also increased from one to seven, with approximately six consultants contracted.

My father contracted pneumonia last month.

Tadese is suffering from his second bout of malaria this year. He has lost count of how many times he has contracted the disease.

In 1924 at age 27, Rodgers contracted tuberculosis.

The fees vary for each of the managers contracted.

Vedeneyev contracted tuberculosis but received no proper medical treatment.

There was no shortage of privately contracted surveillance and wiretapping.

At least 38 US states now host FDI projects from China, and competition for Chinese investment has intensified as states budgets have contracted.

Within Africa, the South African conglomerate Eskom has contracted to run the Tanzania Electric Supply Company and the main power station in Zimbabwe.

For UNFPA, large spending was not contracted through other agencies and 4.8 per cent of the procurement value of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) was contracted through another organization.

At the age of 15, Harmaja contracted the lung disease tuberculosis.

Marriage is contracted on the mutual desire of the prospective spouses.

In Egypt s case, the crucial tourist sector contracted sharply after the revolution.

Real GDP contracted by 5.7 , and unemployment rose by 4.9 percentage points.

The proof, it is often argued, is that external deficits have contracted substantially.

In the US, as the financial sector soared, the manufacturing base contracted sharply.

Member States were therefore duty bound to honour the financial obligations so contracted.

As a result of the tsunami, the GDP contracted by about 3.6 in 2005.

A Geneva based consultancy, MANNET, was subsequently contracted to carry out an independent study.

In 2004, 29 of these courses were contracted (PICs), as compared to 12 in 2003.

It all started when on August 26, the Royal Palace, in an unprecedented move, revealed that the monarch has contracted a viral, benign disease and needed convalescing for five days.

Public sector demand has also contracted, owing to state and local governments deteriorating budgets. As a result, public employment, which usually rises during recoveries, has been a major contributor to high unemployment during the last three years.

The economy contracted in 2012, and wages declined, despite increases in Germany and some northern countries.

In June two women were contracted for a period of nine months to compile the Report.

Regular unprotected intercourse with a HIV infected man, even if the woman herself has already contracted HIV, exposes her to the possibility of reinfection by a mutated version of the virus.

In response to a request from the Government, OHCHR has contracted a consultant, who arrived on 24 November, to facilitate consultations and provide advisory services for the establishment of the commission.

Domestic and international human rights groups operate without restriction in the country, and the Government has contracted some of these organizations to provide human rights training to the military and the police.

The Spanish economy contracted by 3.6 in 2009, and is expected to shrink by 0.4 this year.

The weapons producer Krauss Maffei Wegmann was contracted to deliver 270 of its Leopard 2 A7 tanks.

It is classified as either community or hospital acquired depending on where the patient contracted the infection.

Nonetheless, the Government received only 6,164,750 on the sale of 679,086 tons, or 626,120 less than contracted.

The buyer, located in Michigan, contracted to buy scrap metal from the seller's recycling operation in Ontario.

The economy contracted in 2001 and 2002 due to slowdowns in tourism, consumer spending and the impact of the 11 September 2001 attacks, but rebounded in 2003 and has shown growth since 2004.

I witnessed random acts of violence, contracted malaria and had close encounters with lions, elephants, crocodiles and snakes.

According to the BBC News, 255,000 people on Réunion had contracted the disease as of 26 April 2006.

In 1914, before the war, the British government had contracted with the company for oil for the navy.

(v) A specification of what will be done by the State's own staff, and what will be contracted for

The region s economies have contracted, owing to a sharp drop in tourism revenues and disruptions of production and trade.

Respiratory syncytial virus is typically contracted when people touch contaminated objects and then they touch their eyes or nose.

Cases diagnosed in Italy and Spain were believed to be acquired abroad, with one case possibly contracted in Colombia.

Henry Priestley died 11 December 1795, possibly of malaria which he may have contracted after landing at New York.

Since this time private firms have increasingly been contracted to provide critical support to ADF units deployed outside Australia.