It has borne fruit.

Private risks must be privately borne.

Today, her determination has borne fruit.

These considerations must be borne in all efforts to support basic research.

To all appearances, their actions haven't borne fruit.

To all appearances, their actions haven't borne fruit.

To all appearances, their actions haven't borne fruit.

Keeping Somalia s sea borne supply line open is imperative.

The burden of adjustment will be borne by everyone.

Pakistan today also discussed in detail the joys of importing plastic waste borne diseases in Lahore

If the cost is borne by the taxpayer, it is resented.

Meanwhile, low income Greek households have borne the brunt of austerity.

None of these dire predictions has been borne out by events.

With one brief interruption, it has borne the name ever since.

The world now sees and understands the mighty burden Russia has borne, and is bearing, in Chechnya.

The largest cost of this mismanaged war has been borne by Iraq.

The real burden will have to be borne, as now, by effective international cooperation in intelligence and policing.

She did not walk but was borne toward him by some invisible force.

2. The expenses of the Tribunal shall be borne by the United Nations.

Insect borne infections are being reported at high elevations in South and Central America, Asia, and east and central Africa.

Perhaps, if the risks were borne solely by its own people, but they are not.

Sarah saw the son of Hagar the Egyptian, whom she had borne to Abraham, mocking.

There are, in fact, many lessons, some of which should be borne in mind by politicians in the US and elsewhere as they fight their budget battles.

According to conventional wisdom, the corporate tax burden is borne principally by the owners of capital in the form of lower returns.

This has actually been monitored constantly since 2002 via political offensives, which have usually borne fruit.

1. The expenditure incurred by the Subcommittee on Prevention in the implementation of the present Protocol shall be borne by the United Nations.

This is borne out by the number of forums that have become unreadable because of the total absence of moderation in this area.

Since DDT was banned, insect borne diseases such as malaria and dengue have been on the rise.

From its birth, Israel has borne the scars of the greatest crime ever committed on Europe s soil.

More droughts and floods due to global warming will also probably fuel outbreaks of water borne diseases.

She said, Who would have said to Abraham, that Sarah would nurse children? For I have borne him a son in his old age.

Moreover, they can offer valuable insights on financial instability as they have borne the brunt of recent crises.

Of course, the brunt of the costs of injury and death is borne by soldiers and their families.

That loss would be borne by eurozone member states in proportion to their share of eurozone GDP, even though the votes are one per country.

But visitors to a malaria infested country, because they lack this immunity, share the risks borne by local children.

The 7.8 exchange rate was maintained at the cost borne by all citizens of six years of economic stagnation.

While this additional cost can be borne by health care systems in the rich world, it is excessive for poor countries, implying no, or insufficient, treatment.

Unlike past creditor nations Great Britain in the 19th century and the US for most of the 20th Japanese investors have borne the exchange rate risk involved in foreign lending.

More droughts and floods due to global warming will also probably fuel outbreaks of water borne diseases. Paradoxically, droughts can favor water borne diseases including cholera, a cause of severe diarrhea by wiping out supplies of safe drinking water, concentrating contaminants, and preventing good hygiene.

Perhaps the next crisis will not turn out so well, and the losses borne by the public will be staggering.

So far, macroeconomic policy has borne both the blame for economic malaise and the hope that it can be overcome.

2. Reaffirms that the expenses of the Organization, including the backstopping of peacekeeping operations, shall be borne by Member States

Moreover, much of that risk, even if insured, continues to be borne in Japan, rather than being spread effectively to foreign investors, so Japan is still alone in bearing the costs.

Two months later, in Portugal, similar parades featured the same Hitlerized Merkel caricatures, borne by howling demonstrators dressed in mourning clothes and decrying the German leader s policy of massacring the poor.

After all, payment imbalances always have two sides, and the burden of adjustment should not be borne only by deficit countries.