A tropical depression is aggravating the situation.

Second, domestic de leveraging dynamics are aggravating other structural impediments.

These defects are increasingly making their influence felt, aggravating the financial crisis.

Export restrictions, for example, play a direct role in aggravating food crises.

To make matters worse, national failures can no longer be addressed without aggravating the situation.

During the crisis, prevailing macroeconomic theory counseled massive fiscal stimulus, thereby aggravating the public debt crisis.

On paper, the Greek bailout will impose a fiscal tightening, thereby aggravating the country s economic slump.

The not very profitable state owned Vneshtorgbank, for example, is on a buying spree, aggravating the quality of Russian banking.

It will also make relocating even more difficult for Americans in certain parts of the country, aggravating the long term unemployment problem.

Germany made its own contribution to aggravating the crisis by launching a public debate about involving the banks in shouldering losses from 2013 on.

In this case, the court took into account the state of Mamayev s health, the facts of the case, and the absence of aggravating circumstances.

But more than sympathy is needed, because the Burmese military junta s incompetence and brutal oppression are further aggravating the tragic consequences of this natural disaster.

The Boko Haram insurgency has forced tens of thousands across the border into Niger's arid southeastern region of Diffa, aggravating an already dire humanitarian crisis.

Aggravating this error, the length of the tropical year (measured in Terrestrial Time) is decreasing at a rate of approximately 0.53 s per 100 tropical years.

At a conference with Vladimir Putin shortly after the riot, several members of the Presidential Council on Ethnic Relations criticized nationalists for aggravating ethnic tensions in Russia.

Export restrictions, for example, play a direct role in aggravating food crises. Indeed, some analysts believe that such restrictions were a principal cause of food price rises in 2008.

The world's reliance on the US as the one source of growth in global demand buttresses America's currency power play, but at the cost of aggravating vast global imbalances.

In fact, the exploitation of non renewable resources frees the speed of economic growth from that of ecological renewal, aggravating the deterioration of the biosphere, including irreversible climate changes.

Deeply concerned about the aggravating effects that major diseases, in particular the human immunodeficiency virus acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV AIDS) pandemic, cause in the context of natural disasters and complex emergencies,

The court also found it aggravating that Gibson had used Les Paul in the plural form and that the importer of Gibson guitars had used Les Paul as a common noun.

But most countries that were over saving and under spending have not saved less and spent more their current account surpluses have been growing, aggravating the weakness of global demand and thus undermining growth.

Deeply concerned further at the impact of natural disasters on the economic, social and humanitarian situation in Mozambique and at the aggravating effects of the human immunodeficiency virus acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV AIDS) pandemic,

For your own reasons that have nothing to do with our struggle, you encourage the extremism of Hamas, thus provoking Israel s violent reaction, aggravating our suffering, and pushing back the solution that we all want.

Milton Friedman s monetarism delivered the first death blow in the 1980 s, but it did not generate useful policy rules or predictions. During the crisis, prevailing macroeconomic theory counseled massive fiscal stimulus, thereby aggravating the public debt crisis.

7. Recognizes that, in the context of the fight against terrorism and the reaction to counter terrorism measures, defamation of religions becomes an aggravating factor that contributes to the denial of fundamental rights and freedoms of target groups, as well as their economic and social exclusion

We draw from stocks of non renewable natural resources (for example, oil and metal ores), and we deteriorate or modify the quality of other resources (for example, water and arable land) by imposing on them a rhythm of exploitation superior to their capacity for regeneration. In fact, the exploitation of non renewable resources frees the speed of economic growth from that of ecological renewal, aggravating the deterioration of the biosphere, including irreversible climate changes.