Sanctions Blowback

But, with every setback, we learn.

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To avoid any relapse caused by cross border interference, regional problems need regional solutions as well as policies based on a regional perspective.

My delegation regards this as a temporary setback from which we hope to rebound with renewed determination, because we are all too well aware of the relationship between disarmament and development.

Concerns about development, trade, the environment and other issues of fundamental interest to most Members of the Organization have suffered an unforgivable setback.

She herself was suffering from HIV she was suffering from tuberculosis.

Was the global financial crisis a harsh but transitory setback to advanced country growth, or did it expose a deeper long term malaise?

In January, the Islamist dominated parliament adopted a decree lowering the age of marriage for girls from 18 to 16, a major setback.

She's suffering from an illness.

Second, Africa suffers from disease unlike any other part of the world.

While the crisis in Haiti is a major setback in achieving increased food production, it should not be a stop sign on the path to long term development.

The family's obese.

Layla's friendship with Salima began to suffer.

Small neighbors without options will suffer, but Europe may not.

Nuclear weapons It is believed that Israel had possessed an operational nuclear weapons capability by 1967, with the mass production of nuclear warheads occurring immediately after the Six Day War.

At this point in her life, she's suffering with full blown AIDS and had pneumonia.

Her daughter has a stomachache.

Do you have a stomachache?

Sami watched Layla suffer.

Europe is being myopic.

When women suffer, so do children.

What if the bargain struck between the Chinese middle classes and the one party state were to fall apart, owing to a pause, or even a setback, in the race for material wealth?

Ms. Khan noted that on the demographic front the Gambia suffered from all the disadvantages of a least developed country.

So, without question Palestinian women are suffering, but they are suffering at the hands of terrorist organizations that take advantage of women's status to carry out barbaric attacks.

But these regions are nevertheless mired in recession.

Most parties suffer from poor organizational capacity.

The State suffers from a serious impoverishment of resources.

She came back after ten days of fever, right? Still has the fever, and she's hypoxic she doesn't have much oxygen in her lungs.

Ireland has a banking problem. Portugal has a private debt problem.

Experience has shown that peacebuilding activities are crucial to ensuring that countries emerging from war avoid any relapse into violence and conflict by assisting them in their transition to lasting peace and long term development.

Can a president shown to be hesitant in the Middle East and Afghanistan even before his mid term setback muster the authority needed to advance his global vision after such a domestic debacle?

The United Nations is torn apart by internal tensions.

It suffered from increasing unemployment and a lack of investment.

And Morocco, contrary to Algeria, does not suffer from the curse of oil.

But Europe has no shortage of politicians.

But Bush s strategy suffers from serious inconsistencies.

PARIS France is gravely ill.

But the US also has depressed areas.

Yet Iran is also relatively isolated.

Most of Nigeria s problems are well known.

The currency channel is similarly impaired.

There areas continue to bear the brunt of Pakistan's engagement in the War on Terror.

The peace process is still experiencing serious setbacks.

Women are not spared from the malnutrition or diseases that afflict the majority of the population.