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Often, the larger ants have disproportionately larger heads, and correspondingly stronger mandibles.

Particularly in the US, employment generation has been disproportionately in the non tradable sector.

First, countries with a diminishing stake retain disproportionate power.

Signs and symptoms The affected infant tends to be short, with a disproportionately large head.

21. Calls upon the international community to make efforts to mitigate the effects of excess volatility and economic disruption, which have a disproportionately negative impact on women, and to enhance trade opportunities for developing countries in order to improve the economic situation of women

17. Calls upon the international community to make efforts to mitigate the effects of excess volatility and economic disruption, which have a disproportionately negative impact on women, and to enhance trade opportunities for developing countries in order to improve the economic conditions of women

Yet the Indian state continues to ask for a disproportionately high price from the people.

The size of France s political crisis seems to be out of proportion with the country s real situation.

In other words, force becomes disproportionate when the costs of using it are too high.

It also includes protection of the rights of members of disadvantaged groups who may be disproportionately subjected to victimization or criminalization.

As teenagers just think back to your teenage years we're going through a dramatic and often disproportionate change in our facial appearance.

Women also suffer serious threats to their health as a result of scarcity of food supplies and economic resources, lack of access to land, and disruption of traditional support systems.

Recognizing that developing country Parties that would have to bear a disproportionate or abnormal burden under the Convention should be given full consideration,

The benefits have been commensurately smaller.

A careful look at the present staff disposition of the IAEA still shows unfair and disproportionately low representation from developing countries, Africa being on the lowest rung of the ladder.

Decades of financial market deepening would be undone, banks would fail, the poor would suffer disproportionately, and growth would falter.

The farmers planting the conventional varieties benefit disproportionately, because they do not have to buy the more expensive GM seeds.

The Committee further recommends to the State party that it lift restrictions on freedom of movement having a disproportionate impact on members of national minorities.

But there are even more problems related to China s disproportionately small household income, particularly growing income disparity.

The author adds that the tapping of telephone calls between him and his lawyer was a disproportionate measure.

Anchoring the exchange rate is likely to result in disproportionate real appreciation, loss of competitiveness, external and financial crises, and disastrous recessions.

In addition to providing a much needed source of skilled and unskilled labor, they contribute disproportionately to innovation and wealth creation.

It is unclear if they affect the progression of the disease.

For example, some white families have opposed public financing for education, because they believe that their tax money goes disproportionately to help poorer non white students.

Typically, in the populist political imagination, elites disproportionately care for those who, like themselves, do not really belong. Europe s elites are regularly accused of lavishing benefits on ethnic minorities in the name of protecting their rights.

Exploring the economic history of the Jews also reminds us that groups that are disproportionately successful are met by different political reactions.

The country s broadcast media, especially its television stations, gave a disproportionate amount of air time to the ruling Communists during the election campaign.

Like many liberals, theTimes editors worried that higher energy taxes would fall disproportionately on the poor.

It is often half jokingly pointed out that the number of generals and admirals in some European countries (none mentioned, none forgotten) is glaringly disproportionate to the number of fighting troops.

The United States was particularly apprehensive about the role of the German community in Haiti (approximately 200 in 1910), who wielded a disproportionate amount of economic power.