When such demand falters, developing countries find themselves with collapsing export prices, and, too often, a protracted domestic crisis.

PRINCETON The protracted financial and economic crisis discredited first the American model of capitalism, and then the European version.

However, despite this positive picture, a climate of protracted social and humanitarian crisis endured through the year, punctuated by an intensification of the conflict, ongoing barrier construction and persistent fiscal crisis.

Protracted situations

Even in the midst of a protracted currency crisis, European governments can surely sign on to an agenda that prioritizes transfers of know how over cash infusions.

The country stands before two distinct paths uncontrolled and protracted civil violence, political crisis, and institutional collapse, or short term tension, medium term accommodation, and long term stability.

Everything about the man was, indeed, protracted.

He carried out a protracted war of national liberation.

Moreover, it is likely to be a protracted performance.

Particularly troubling is France's protracted incarceration of pre trial suspects.

Yet high and protracted unemployment plagues many less skilled workers.

They should include more peacebuilding activities, particularly during protracted conflicts.

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

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

The result of protracted US weakness is also a weaker Europe.

Revised estimates under sections 17, 20, 21, 27, 28C, 28D, 28E, 28F and 28G of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2008 2009 to ensure operational preparedness and business continuity in a protracted human influenza pandemic crisis

The same applies to the protracted negotiations between developed and developing nations.

They have also accumulated large protracted arrears with the international financial institutions.

Microsoft s advantage, and its business model, goes back to another protracted legal struggle.

Future efforts will focus on situation specific approaches, notably for protracted refugee situations.

When the crisis in Syria erupted, nobody predicted how serious, protracted, and complex it would turn out to be. For starters, observers underestimated citizens' ever deepening sense of hopelessness, which has driven them to support jihadi groups or the Assad regime.

That is by far the most protracted period of weakness in real US consumer demand since the end of World War II and a massive slowdown from the pre crisis pace of 3.6 annual real consumption growth from 1996 to 2007.

However, these imbalances did not trigger the crisis alone, and reducing them certainly is not the most urgent priority, given the prospect of protracted stagnation in most of the G 7 and its likely adverse consequences for the world economy.

As the Security Council knows and as is normal in any situation of protracted conflict, such as that in Côte d'Ivoire deep seated mistrust among the Ivorian leaders continues to hamper the advance towards the resolution of the Ivorian crisis.

He died of pneumonia in Paris on 6 March 1950 after a protracted illness.

Those protracted conflict situations are terrible problems for the regions in which they linger.

As I observed in my last report, however, the protracted stalemate is inherently destabilizing.

That means paying down debt and rebuilding savings, leaving consumer demand mired in protracted weakness.

New Zealand was not prepared to continue the protracted and inconclusive process for another decade.

Protracted check ins and check outs reduce the effective stay of UNMOs in the field.

As Carmen Reinhart and I warned in our 2009 book on the 800 year history of financial crises (with the ironic title This Time is Different ), slow, protracted recovery with sustained high unemployment is the norm in the aftermath of a deep financial crisis.

But currency swings, if too wide and protracted, can hurt competitiveness and require costly resource allocation.

Following protracted development, blue laser diodes operating at 405 nanometers became available on a production basis.

They were aimed at improving Germany's ability to survive a long, protracted war in the West.

Protracted civil conflicts have provoked some of the largest occurrences of forced displacement in recent times.

In 2004, some two thirds of the global refugee population remained in limbo in protracted situations.

He withstood a series of protracted sieges in Amman (1970), Beirut (1982), and in Ramallah (2002 2004).

All of this, according to Reinhart and Rogoff, involves a protracted and pronounced contraction in economic activity.

Fortunately, an L shaped period of protracted economic stagnation Japan s experience in the 1990 s is unlikely.

But none of the reserves could be exploited until 1988, when Chad s protracted civil war finally ended.

Protracted refugee situations, which had lasted for more than five years, were a different type of obstacle.

Strikes were not illegal although a protracted procedure of mediation and reconciliation had to be exhausted first.

Advanced economies will face sluggish (call it 2 ) growth and persistently high, increasingly structural (and therefore protracted) unemployment.

World monetary conditions seem to point to a protracted period of high liquidity and low international interest rates.

People without income or security fall prey to crime and violence, and often get trapped in protracted conflict.