By contrast, southern Africa is beset with problems.

There are still huge inefficiencies in international financial markets, which remain beset by herding behavior and other pathologies.

Greed, power, position, and egos have beset the electronic media as they have everything else in the postcommunist era.

Greed, power, position, and egos have beset the electronic media as they have everything else in the postcommunist era.

After all, the problems that beset Mr. Schroeder, or Mr. Berlusconi, and Messieurs Chirac and Jospin, aren't the stuff that shapes the world.

BERKELEY The United States is beset by four deficits a fiscal deficit, a jobs deficit, a deficit in public investment, and an opportunity deficit.

These include legal impediments to labor mobility, reform of a complex tax system beset by excessive rates and porous loopholes, and substandard road infrastructure.

These include legal impediments to labor mobility, reform of a complex tax system beset by excessive rates and porous loopholes, and substandard road infrastructure.

At once thoughts of home, her husband, her son, and the cares of the coming day and of those that would follow, beset her.

Meanwhile, the local population has remained impoverished and beset by diseases caused by unsafe air, poisoned drinking water, and pollution in the food chain.

India has survived all the challenges that have beset it for 60 years because it has maintained a consensus on how to manage without consensus.

A rising power, beset with internal inequality, turns to nationalism and challenges the dominant power, provoking a war that turns back the progress of economic globalization.

She will grow up in a region beset by poverty, disease, war or famine. She will also confront these challenges with the added disadvantage of being female.

But he has been unable to integrate these individual measures into a more concrete vision that could address the neo colonial links that still beset Franco African relations.

The European countries were already beset with population density and had reached a point of saturation in other words, there was simply no more room at the European inn.

After returning back to the village, local resident Mariam Buchukuri encountered a community beset by social and economic problems but with few solutions to hand. Neighbouring settlements lived similar realities

The entire Middle East is beset not only by wars but also by deepening development failures intensifying fresh water stress, desertification, high youth unemployment, poor educational systems, and other serious blockages.

6. Recognizes that most transit countries are themselves developing countries often of broadly similar economic structure and beset by similar scarcity of resources, including the lack of adequate transit transport infrastructure

7. Recognizes that most transit countries are themselves developing countries often of broadly similar economic structure and beset by similar scarcity of resources, including the lack of adequate transit transport infrastructure

Unlike Europe, beset by a sovereign debt crisis, and the United States, whose leaders are wrangling over how to stem the deficit, Russia may look like an oasis of stability and continuity.

Not surprisingly, the League is calling for new elections in the spring, whereas Berlusconi would prefer to widen the government s majority by bringing back Casini a path beset with hurdles and hazards.

The story it presents is of a world beset by real injustices, for which the only solution is violent action that will supposedly lead to the victory of a monolithic Muslim world.

In deciding that her People s Party would participate in the January parliamentary election, Bhutto threw a lifeline to Musharraf, who has been beset by multiple insurgencies, a nationwide terrorist threat, and rock bottom legitimacy.

Thaksin s rapid reversal of political fortune attests to the limits of the ballot box, as well as to democratic shortcomings that now beset a host of developing countries, including regional neighbors such as the Philippines.

While much of the West is bound together by institutions like the Organization for Security Cooperation in Europe and NATO, East Asia s main body, the ASEAN Regional Forum, is too weak to play an analogous role, leaving the region beset with unregulated rivalries.

A rising power, beset with internal inequality, turns to nationalism and challenges the dominant power, provoking a war that turns back the progress of economic globalization. While the American and Chinese economies are highly interdependent today, so, too, were Germany and Britain before 1914.

Ever since Turkey launched military operations backed by lethal U.S. drone strikes in Iraq and Syria last month it has been beset by a series of small attacks in which at least 20 security officers have been killed as well as dozens of ethnic Kurds.

Meanwhile, the local population has remained impoverished and beset by diseases caused by unsafe air, poisoned drinking water, and pollution in the food chain. Local lawlessness has led to gang warfare and persistent illegal tapping into the pipelines to steal oil, leading to further massive oil spills and frequent explosions that kill dozens, including innocent bystanders.

For some young Muslims, the paramount sub culture is virtual, and it operates on the fringes of Muslim communities, whether in Europe or in the Islamic world. The story it presents is of a world beset by real injustices, for which the only solution is violent action that will supposedly lead to the victory of a monolithic Muslim world.