With European export orders canceled en masse, Chinese factories are faced with the prospect of massive layoffs.

Black ants collect and store these and other seeds in their nest, where humans can gather them en masse .

That fact inevitably hinders the development process and increases the vulnerability of youth to other kinds of social and political problems, including drug addiction and trafficking, human smuggling and trafficking, and recruitment into armed conflicts.

If we need to be respected collectively, we should be respectable collectively and need to act respectfully, all us Iranians.

The difference is that white men are not collectively blamed for the atrocities.

The claims in categories A, B and C were humanitarian in nature and were not individually reviewed, but rather mass processed on an expedited basis.

Part of the reason stems from the absence of any mechanism for the world to come together.

The Kingdom of Swaziland supports the Secretary General's call for the drafting of a comprehensive instrument that will enable us to collectively and effectively fight terrorism.

Collectively, we have little choice but to try to adapt the system to changing technological and global conditions in order to achieve stability, equity (in terms of opportunity and outcomes alike), and sustainability.

But the track record of EU governments so far has been merely to react to developments outside Europe, first by seeking consensus among themselves and only then acting collectively.

UNICEF had signed a memorandum of understanding and took part in the monitoring of the overall sector programme, but did not contribute to the pooled sector funding.

While full transparency might not be achievable, enhanced transparency could be developed collectively or within the NPT framework.

Some say that young people in the rich countries are just too well off to mobilize politically, at least en masse.

But if Asian countries move together, China will be more willing to let its exchange rate against the dollar become unstuck.

In Santiago del Estero, a northern province of Argentina, members of the indigenous movements and of the poorest neighborhoods of the region communally construct the first rural university in the country.

Organs can be removed in several ways The first is the en masse technique of Letulle whereby all the organs are removed as one large mass.

However, we believe that we must do our utmost, collectively and in a concerted way, to save human lives everywhere and in all circumstances where this is required.

The Committee is also considering the possibility of collective regional reporting and has asked the Monitoring Team to further examine this option.

The DPRK has a longstanding State policy of collectively supporting children's care, upbringing, education and overall socialization.

Why were we all taken in by the idea that we could make ourselves collectively richer by selling each other overpriced equities and houses? We were collectively irrational, but that is no explanation.

We should collectively endeavour to ensure that necessary measures are taken to preserve and protect the environment, especially in the formulation and implementation of agreements concerning disarmament and arms control.

This significant gathering should be testimony to the resolve of the international community to collectively arrive at adequate responses to the many challenges it is facing.

Donors need to base their overall support on partner countries' national development strategies, institutions and procedures and ensure that their actions are harmonized, transparent and collectively effective.

We should therefore make collective and effective use of existing multilateral mechanisms, especially the United Nations, in order to succeed in eliminating current and future threats.

His delegation was ready to consider any proposals to improve United Nations counter terrorism mechanisms. Such proposals should, however, be discussed collectively by all Member States, with due regard for the competence of the General Assembly.

Group discussions during the workshop.

We should not therefore put the blame for the actual lack of agreement on any single delegation or group of States this is collective work and responsibility.

US and Chinese government agencies are working together to address these issues.

It is also increasingly clear that we need a renewed multilateralism to tackle the many silent tsunamis of disease and poverty which are killing hundreds of thousands of our fellow human beings.

The latter could not be justified under Article 51, but could only be decided upon collectively by the international community, represented by the Security Council.

And this is a community project I visited recently in Toronto.

The question that we had is how can bacteria, these primitive organisms, tell the difference from times when they're alone, and times when they're in a community, and then all do something together.

So the American system looks remarkably similar to the one that turned a collective blind eye to the rise of fatal tensions in the early 2000 s.

Whole Afghan families tend to live in a single house together collectively, unlike in the West where everybody has their own rooms, and the family only gathers during meal hours.

Of course, the German team had plenty of good players. But, instead of behaving like superstars, they worked together, passing consistently and creating opportunities for one another to score.

Here, eurozone members would collectively opt for a smaller and less imperfect union that includes countries with more similar initial conditions economically, financially, politically, and socially.

No countries have ever entered the WTO collectively, nor is this legally possible says WTO head Pascal Lamy.

As the Prime Minister emphasized last September, Canadians strongly believe that those responsibilities can be addressed only collectively, through the United Nations.

In this context, we collectively aim to build our continent's capacity to manage these conflicts by strengthening our regional and subregional institutions to deal with conflict prevention, as well as by combating illicit proliferation of small arms and light weapons.

When we talk about bottom up, decentralized phenomena, the ant colony is the classic metaphor, because, no individual ant knows what it's doing, but collectively ants are able to reach incredibly intelligent decisions.

... the genome of the host can act in consortium with the genomes of the associated symbiotic microorganisms to create a hologenome.

The challenges that most define this era nuclear proliferation, terrorism, global climate change, and pandemic disease can be managed only collectively.

Developing countries must be assessed severally, not collectively, to determine whether they have the system of governance and the absorptive capacity to benefit from increased levels of resources.

Egypt calls once again for a collective international effort, through the General Assembly, to deal with that scourge, which, if unchecked, will undermine all attempts by the international community to enhance international peace and security and to achieve development.

The international community has a collective role to play in that regard.