But that is the weakest line of attack.

The contrasts in reporting, however, are greatest among development groups.

With regard to safeguarding the interests of the weaker party in the mediation, a nuanced picture emerged that disproved the assumption that the woman or the person with a lower level of education is the weaker party.

External factors are especially important in smaller, weaker countries.

The weaker dollar reduces the US standard of living.

Weaker economies will also feel the pinch.

Fifth, in the long run, a weaker dollar decreases supply and increases demand.

A weaker dollar is needed to make American goods more attractive to foreign consumers.

In our statement last year, we mentioned that children are more vulnerable and more prone to road accidents.

In the global economy, the most vulnerable are whole countries.

A weaker economy means more bankruptcies and home foreclosures and higher unemployment.

France s role would be to ensure that the weaker countries don t fall victim to enduring deflation.

It was also concluded that the mediation process sufficiently safeguards the interests of the weaker party in particular, underage children.

But globalization makes the weakest among us more visible, and therefore makes the absence of social justice more unacceptable.

I wish that this forgiveness did not mean complicity by us in forgetting the rights of those who are gone, the rights of those victims, because they are weakest.

Conservatives tried to convince their candidates to unite behind a single figure, but weaker candidates did not drop out in favor of a unity candidate.

Perhaps most important, a weaker dollar s effect on the trade balance, and thus on growth, is limited by two factors.

By imitating an animal with a well known protective profile, a weaker one may enjoy selective benefits without the costs.

The fact is that a weaker dollar resulting from lower interest rates gives the US a slight competitive advantage in trade.

Normally, economists talk about trade offs weaker intellectual property rights, it is argued, would undermine incentives to innovate.

With global growth weakening, net exports are unlikely to improve robustly, even with a weaker dollar.

Empirical studies estimate that the overall impact of a weaker US dollar on the trade balance is close to zero.

The latter are often weak trading partners and face serious difficulties in competing in international trade.

If left unchecked, China may use the South China Sea disputes to gain effective hegemony over weaker claimants.

But in the eyes of Islamic extremists, Russia is part of the Satanic West indeed, its most vulnerable part.

A weaker economy calls for a larger deficit, and the appropriate size of the deficit in the face of a recession depends on the precise circumstances.

This continued with Alexander I's wresting of Finland from the weakened kingdom of Sweden in 1809 and of Bessarabia from the Ottomans in 1812.

In Europe, the global financial crisis of 2008 left a legacy of deep political and economic crisis in the weaker economies of Southern Europe.

To be sure, the weaker dollar has forced some American families to spend their vacations in the US instead of Europe.

The Cold War was an endurance race between two similarly strong rivals, the weaker of which eventually had to give up.

And, as we have seen, a weaker financial system means a weaker economy, and possibly the need for more emergency money to save it from another catastrophe.

Aylan's family was uprooted from his homeland by a vicious war, Umarali's family by relentless unemployment in Central Asia's most hopeless economy.

It is generally argued that women's empowerment would ensure that those who are frequently the most vulnerable play a role in the transformation and rebuilding of their societies.

The programme will contribute to the establishment of a safety net for the most vulnerable population, while continuing to support the Government's efforts to develop emergency preparedness for natural disasters.

After all, a weaker currency and better trade balance in some countries necessarily implies a stronger currency and a weaker trade balance in others.

Europe has not solved the problem of balancing the interests of strong economies in the North and those of weaker economies in the South.

How that question is answered is crucially important, because it will determine the character of a global power, and thus how it deals with other, weaker countries.

But the weaker economies get the inflation credibility of the ECB and protection from severe exchange rate swings.

While States have the primary responsibility to protect the most vulnerable groups, it should be recognized that they are not the only actors, especially at the local level.

When that bubble collapses, it will hit not just the weaker countries the equivalent of sub prime mortgages but also stronger creditors.

Terrorism is like Ju jitsu. The weaker adversary wins by leveraging the power of the stronger against itself.

On the contrary, the ECB is adamant that the only aim of its outright monetary transactions (OMT) program, which will buy distressed eurozone members government paper, conditional on agreed reforms, is to contain the currency redenomination risk that contributes to elevated interest rates in southern European economies.

Experts predict that the continent will experience some of the gravest changes, whereas the capacity of African societies to respond to them is among the weakest in the world.

Countries with weaker initial fiscal positions such as Greece, the UK, Ireland, Spain, and Iceland have been forced by the market to implement early fiscal consolidation.

The weaker countries enjoyed real estate, consumption, and investment booms, while Germany, weighed down by the fiscal burden of reunification, had to adopt austerity and implement structural reforms.