In its aftermath, we start to reinvent our view of economics.

The economic crisis and its aftermath is a case in point.

International assistance tends to reach its peak in the immediate aftermath of a disaster.

The Aftermath

Mohammed Aziz shares a sound bite of the verdict (Arabic) and its aftermath on SoundCloud here.

The world has been horrified at America s response to Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath in New Orleans.

The campaign was the struggle of Estonia for its sovereignty in the aftermath of World War I.

He appreciated secretariat efforts to include elements to address the aftermath of the tsunami in its work.

It should expand its net to include drug smuggling, human trafficking, and the fate of missing victims from the war and its aftermath.

Food security arguments resonate well in Japan, owing to memories of shortages during World War II and its aftermath.

The Committee conveyed its condolences to the States that had suffered from the impact of the tsunami in the Indian Ocean in December 2004 and its aftermath.

While some countries are still dealing with economic crisis or its aftermath, China s challenge is once again how to manage a boom.

The financial crisis and its aftermath will be a period of testing and, one hopes, development for the European Union s institutions, particularly its financial institutions, which are relatively new.

Further south, Kenya remains scarred by the aftermath of post election violence, and its constitutional review process could lead to yet more bloodshed.

It is essential to ensure a sense of justice in a society struggling to recover from its suffering in the aftermath of conflict.

Aftermath The battle was a disaster for the Japanese.

Colonialism was a crime against humanity and its obvious aftermath were the high crime, corruption, violence and unemployment rates that plagued Puerto Rican society.

The aftermath of the 1907 crash drove the hegemonic power of the time Great Britain to reflect on how it could use its financial clout to enhance its overall strategic capacity.

Although the invitation was extended to Gul before the recent conflict in Georgia, the blog also notes the importance of normalizing relations in its aftermath.

The aftermath of the earthquake is thus a potential watershed.

The aftermath of an unanticipated revolution will itself present surprises.

There were reparations in the aftermath of the Civil War.

(b) Countries in the immediate aftermath of natural disasters and

Aftermath While most of its military and political activity in Iran was greatly reduced after the 1979 1981 rebellion, the Kurdish Democratic Party of Iran had continued its opposition activities through 1980s.

That share climbed rapidly in the aftermath of the euro s introduction.

That ratio climbed rapidly in the aftermath of the euro s introduction.

Amjad Wardeh paints a Christmas tree out of an explosion's aftermath

In part, India s slowdown paradoxically reflects the substantial fiscal and monetary stimulus that its policymakers, like those in all major emerging markets, injected into its economy in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.

The policy of ultra low interest rates was justified in the aftermath of the bursting of Japan s asset price bubble, but Japan stabilized its economy long ago.

Global Voices' own Yazan Badran, in his blog On Olives and Sake, discussed the aftermath of Abu Fares' observations, analyzed the situation and, following its resolution, wrote

The most devastating military conflict in modern independent Africa has been the Second Congo War this conflict and its aftermath has killed an estimated 5.5 million people.

Extreme poverty has many causes, ranging from adverse geography through poor or corrupt governance (including neglect of marginalized communities) to the ravages of conflict and its aftermath.

To some extent, this is the natural aftermath of any credit boom.

The aftermath of a typical deep financial crisis is something completely different.

Torture during that night was crazy in the aftermath of the executions.

In the aftermath of the attack, calls for the death penalty resurfaced.

He unexpectedly died in 1974, in the aftermath of a prostate surgery.

Aftermath On 23 April Moshe Carmel declared Martial Law in the town.

The dangerous path Turkish society has been dragged onto, both building up to the coup attempt and in its immediate aftermath, is one of ever deepening social polarisation.

That s right with the American consumer on ice in the aftermath of the biggest consumption binge in history, the US economy has drawn its sustenance disproportionately from foreign markets.

Asian current account surpluses are about to start to shrink as well, especially if growth slows markedly in America in the aftermath of the end of its housing boom.

In the aftermath of 9 11, the United States and its NATO allies invaded Afghanistan in order to dismantle the Taliban regime and the core leadership of al Qaeda.

The PRC assisted North Korea with manpower and supplies during the Korean War, and in its aftermath the diplomatic relationship between South Korea and the PRC almost completely ceased.

During World War II and in its immediate aftermath, war rape occurred in a range of situations, ranging from institutionalized sexual slavery to war rapes associated with specific battles.

Other war crimes courts have taken place in the immediate aftermath of conflict.