PARIS France is in disarray.

But the ANPP is also in disarray.

COPENHAGEN The global food system is in disarray.

Professional opinion in macroeconomics is, as always, in disarray.

This engagement ended in disarray after about a year.

World sugar prices collapsed, and Haiti fell into deeper disarray.

The convergence criterion on exchange rates is in similar disarray.

Military occupation saps dignity, and grinding poverty and economic disarray sap hope.

Military occupation saps dignity, and grinding poverty and economic disarray sap hope.

Sadly, the so called peace camp, now in opposition, is in complete disarray.

Unfortunately the disarray within the EU is part of a broader global turmoil.

The non proliferation regime, of which the NPT is the cornerstone, is in disarray.

The public health system is in disarray, mortality rates have increased, and birthrates are declining.

Instead, Moreno Ocampo s request may have negative political repercussions by creating much disarray in international relations.

China is clearly seeking to exploit India s political disarray to alter the reality on the ground.

Russia's size, the poverty of its infrastructure, and the disarray of its bureaucracy limit Putin's power.

Her sense of security (and hence her indolence) is also increased because her political opponents are in complete disarray.

But things may turn out very differently if the dynamics of Europe s crisis throw German politicians plans into disarray.

Indeed, with the UN and the Western alliance in disarray, the region could fall victim to further Russian policy mischief.

Hamas is well aware of Fatah s disarray, and accuses Abbas of postponing the legislative elections for partisan, not national, reasons.

East Asia's apparent disarray over a response to North Korea's nuclear démarche brings these complaints into the open once again.

The left remains in disarray, caught between its internal feuds and the rise of anti capitalist extremism at its margins.

Restoring alliances, partnerships, and multilateral institutions, many of which have fallen into disarray in recent years, owing to unilateral approaches.

With household wealth seriously damaged by the housing crash and other asset price declines, pensions and retirement provisions are in disarray.

Given the parties ideological, organizational, and policy disarray, Japan will enter a period of profound uncertainty, ultimately leading to an unprecedented political shakeup.

In any case, a US boycott of the forthcoming summit would be a Russian triumph, as it would throw the West into disarray.

Paradoxically, then, the current disarray within the profession is perhaps a better reflection of the profession s true value added than its previous misleading consensus. 160

In fact, for many Russians, the declaration of Russia s independence in 1990 represents a low point in the country s history, a year of anarchy and disarray.

The 2010 Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT) Review Conference was a modest success, mainly because it did not collapse in disarray, as had the previous one in 2005.

But these forces are now in disarray, with most uniformed Palestinian security agencies needing to be reorganized after four years of intensive effort by Israel to crush them.

Where they are in opposition, as in France and Italy, they are in disarray as are Germany s Social Democrats, despite their being part of the ruling Grand Coalition.

He makes Ethiopia s world view clear Eritrea is a menace Somalia is not a cosy neighbor the Oromo Liberation Front makes threatening noises but is in complete disarray.

Grandiloquent as it might sound, the disintegration of the euro and the disarray that would engulf the European project, not to speak of the global repercussions, would unleash comparable devastation.

Many factors contribute to this disarray, beginning with the shocking inability of the US, Europe, and the international organizations to understand things from the perspective of poor and displaced people.

Russia has profited from Europe s disarray by moving to cement greater long term European dependence on its energy, particularly natural gas by continuing its divide and rule tactics toward European governments.

And a once placid, even predictable, presidential election campaign has been thrown into disarray by the death of the Brazilian Socialist Party candidate, Eduardo Campos, in an airplane crash in August.

Their apartment was left in a state of disarray to create the impression that they had left suddenly, and Otto Frank left a note that hinted they were going to Switzerland.

The Islamic State s military triumphs in Iraq and Syria are not only fueling a humanitarian catastrophe they are also throwing the region s existing alliances into disarray and even calling into question national borders.

The continuing internal schism between the more moderate and secular Fatah and the Islamist Hamas has not only left the Palestinian leadership in disarray, but has also made meaningful peace negotiations with Israel next to impossible.

Transforming France into a second America, on the other hand, is no more than a pie in the sky dream that would be certain to end in failure and disarray and that few French want in any event.

If the euro breaks up in disarray, the common market and the EU will be destroyed, leaving Europe worse off than it was when the effort to unite it began, owing to a legacy of mutual mistrust and hostility.

When the Muslim world was thrown into confusion and disarray after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the democratic wing of the Islamist movement was working on a platform of legislative reforms it would propose for EU accession.

Reaching consensus among the World Trade Organization's 145 members, where one dissent can cause utter disarray, was difficult even before the world's governments divided into pro and anti American camps. Indeed, multilateral trade agreements were being eclipsed by bilateral deals, such as between the EU and various developing countries, long before the divisions over Iraq appeared.