This not only impaired long term growth, but also increased food insecurity.

Impaired banks that do not want to lend must somehow be made whole.

(d) Drugs and impaired driving.

The currency channel is similarly impaired.

Extensive agendas at every session also potentially impaired progress by not allowing for in depth discussion of issues.

Furthermore, sensation is usually impaired in affected areas.

The snow impaired Mustafa s ability to hear anyone s footsteps.

Those attacks and provocations have, at times, impaired humanitarian access.

With credit markets impaired, further quantitative easing may still be needed.

It impaired a number of European countries less robust than Germany.

During the financial crisis, market functioning was impaired, at times very profoundly.

Their access to services, employment and justice is impaired as a result.

The year long time lag in filling vacant posts impaired the Organization's performance.

The right of access to justice is impaired when a lawyer's right to defend himself in any way against a hostile judge is not recognized.

37 million people worldwide are blind, and 127 million more suffer from impaired vision.

With credit markets impaired, the Fed could buy more government bonds or private sector debt.

Every Tuesday, a group of visually impaired photographers come together in Manhattan, New York City.

As a result, the comparison and integration of agricultural statistics with other statistics was impaired.

Without the pencil, subjects were excellent judges, but with the pencil in their mouth when they could not mimic the smile they saw their judgment was impaired.

In terms of the inclusiveness of accessibility measures, 60.5 per cent indicated that information was accessible to blind and visually impaired persons 48.2 per cent to deaf blind persons and 54.4 per cent to deaf and hearing impaired persons.

But this parallel fails to recognize the fact that balance sheets remain far more impaired this time.

The primary education being provided may be full time, parallel, or schools for children who are developmentally impaired.

We must reckon with a huge increase in bankruptcies as well as with impaired credit markets and high unemployment.

In this quest, India is impaired by its lack of practice in the exercise of power on a grand scale.

The Government must work not only to ensure that women enjoyed the same rights as men but also to modify the customs and practices that impaired the enjoyment of women's fundamental rights and freedoms.

But there is little doubt that the option value has been greatly impaired and will likely remain so for several years.

A patient can be presented with a stimulus to the impaired modality only to help increase their awareness of their deficit.

By contrast, the insistence on minimal government and reliance on the market led to precipitous declines in public infrastructure investment, particularly in agriculture. This not only impaired long term growth, but also increased food insecurity.

McIntyre concludes that t his is perhaps the most outstanding example of what is now a well established principle, namely that an intergovernmental debt based on treaty is not impaired by war between the parties.

The Fed has noted that structural problems in the housing market have impaired its ability to stimulate the economy through this channel.

Some data suggests neuronal overgrowth potentially related to an increase in several growth hormones or to impaired regulation of growth factor receptors.

The Committee considers that the State party has a particular obligation to protect vulnerable persons within its jurisdiction, including the mentally impaired.

education for children with learning difficulties (MLK) education for children with severe learning difficulties (ZMLK) education for deaf and hearing impaired children

But if this capacity is impaired, neither the low road of protection nor the high road of free trade can do much good.

For example, many American states require physicians to report gunshot wounds to the police and impaired drivers to the Department of Motor Vehicles.

However, OIOS found that effectiveness of the global campaigns was impaired by financial constraints and the lack of a clear strategy, and that they have not provided the expected driving and organizational framework for all UN Habitat activities.

The upside of rebuilding beyond the urgent restoration of normal life for thousands of people is only a temporary palliative for an impaired economy.

(b) As the case was classified as a matter of national security, access by the detainees to the documents that contained evidence was impaired.

The States in question have undertaken to place all their peaceful nuclear activity under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), through comprehensive safeguards agreements. This should guarantee that their economic and technological development is not impaired.

Of those that don't abort, atrazine causes impaired mammary, or breast, development in the exposed daughters in utero, so that their breast don't develop properly.

Concerned that the continued financial difficulties faced by the Centre have impaired its ability to realize its full potential and to fulfil its mandate adequately,

And, for society as a whole, there is the danger that the productive capacity of a significant portion of the labor force will be impaired.

Physical, sexual and psychological violence against women and girls in the family, in the community and during armed conflict violated and impaired women's human rights.

After all, the US economy has yet to regain its full strength, is too structurally impaired to sustain any rapid forward movement, and has not yet started to overcome the many distortive side effects of the extreme medicine that it received.

Except in areas of extreme magnetic declination variance (20 degrees or more), this is enough to protect from walking in a substantially different direction than expected over short distances, provided the terrain is fairly flat and visibility is not impaired.