The strong dollar far more than Japanese protectionism fuelled the bilateral deficit with Japan.

Since then, oil has fuelled an Azeri military buildup.

Dodik's actions have been fuelled by Russian encouragement and petrodollars.

Their images fuelled resistance to the war and to racism.

Wage growth, rather than borrowing and financial booms, fuelled demand growth.

North Korea s announcement that it possesses nuclear weapons has fuelled a diplomatic frenzy.

Then came a backlash, fuelled in large part by the Enron debacle and other corporate scandals.

Decades of neglect and grievances over lack of development and political representation have fuelled a separatist insurgency.

Although his presence dramatically fuelled the situation for a time, Brazilian diplomats, working with the US, were able to reach agreement with Honduran authorities to allow Manuel Zelaya to return to office.

The response is fuelled by stress hormones that flow through the body, altering every organ and biochemical function, with wide ranging effects on metabolism, growth, and reproduction.

The cow head protest, which was led by UMNO members, quickly fuelled racially charged manipulation of public sentiment.

Acknowledging the significant and steady period of economic expansion fuelled by the continuing growth of high end tourism,

The strong dollar far more than Japanese protectionism fuelled the bilateral deficit with Japan. It also contributed to protectionism at home, reflected in the new US steel tariffs.

Previous talks between the parties have done little to ease tensions fuelled by a series of clashes this year.

China s manufacturing boom is fuelled by imported minerals, such as iron ore and chromium, which southern Africa possesses in abundance.

This East Asian savings glut enabled a debt fuelled consumption glut in the US, Britain, and much of the Western world.

Whether or not Trump will fire the deputy attorney general, and thereby endanger Mueller's independence, has fuelled Washington gossip for months.

Health groups have called for an urgent summit to tackle alcohol fuelled violence, which has reached epidemic proportions throughout the country.

The next two key milestones came during the 1880 s, with the invention by Benz, Daimler, and Maybach of the gasoline fuelled Otto cycle internal combustion engine and the patenting of Charles Parsons steam turbine.

Bilateral trade topped 100 billion in 2003, as Japan's exports to China increased by more than 10 , fuelled by semiconductors, electrical equipment, and automobiles.

In Denmark, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, and Portugal, concerns about immigration, chronic unemployment, high taxes, and deteriorating public services have fuelled this trend.

But the answer is not a low quality investment binge led by government or fuelled by easy credit we know the consequences of that.

Accusations of 'jihadist terrorism' against an Egyptian asylum seeker have fuelled political brawling in the lead up to Australia s election on 14 September 2013.

Hosni Mubaraks four domestic wars are fuelled by Egypt s excluded, who are increasingly in rebellion against a regime that has long outlived its legitimate mandate.

Without increased private sector demand, the removal of supply side restrictions that fuelled high classical unemployment will simply result in high Keynesian unemployment in the future.

The liberals' fears are also fuelled by the fact that the next Rector of the university will probably be much less moderate than the current one.

China s manufacturing boom is fuelled by imported minerals, such as iron ore and chromium, which southern Africa possesses in abundance. This implies increasing minerals exports to China, together with growing Chinese investment in the region to secure sources of supply.

Island authorities have since attempted to clamp down on the drunk and disorderly behaviour of Magaluf holiday revellers by minimizing numbers on the notorious alcohol fuelled bar crawls.

The longtime perceived neglect of the institution by the current government and previous governments have fuelled student discontent, as well as what protesters say is Chauhan's lack of credentials.

Then came a backlash, fuelled in large part by the Enron debacle and other corporate scandals. Much of the world began to turn away from the American way of doing business.

Finally, during the Nixon years, the president s paranoia about opposition to the Vietnam War and to his policies fuelled a pattern of abuses that eventually brought about his resignation in disgrace.

Indeed, most UN drug conventions were enacted long before the appearance of HIV AIDS a disease fuelled by injection drug use in the former Soviet Union and many parts of Asia.

A new course at Harvard University this year has got all its undergraduates getting more sleep in a bid to combat the growing macho culture of studying through caffeine fuelled 'all nighters.'

For example, trade and investment flows continue to expand rapidly. Bilateral trade topped 100 billion in 2003, as Japan's exports to China increased by more than 10 , fuelled by semiconductors, electrical equipment, and automobiles.

But it signalled rate hikes will be needed over the next few years to rein in Brexit fuelled inflation and said borrowing costs may need to rise by more than expected in financial markets.

Imamura's comments, made all the more galling because he was supposed to be in charge of helping rebuild Tohoku following a massive earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident in 2011, fuelled a firestorm of criticism.

Peru's intelligence services are accused of carrying out more than 100,000 data searches on opposition politicians between 2011 and 2015 as well as on Vice President Marisol Espinoza, which has fuelled speculation about Espinoza's relationship with the The American Popular Revolutionary Alliance (APRA) ruling party she belongs to.

The country s economic expansion, which averaged 5.5 in the last four years and fuelled the progress of neighboring economies, appeared to prove that vigorous growth is possible in Africa even without mineral or fossil resources.

The country s economic expansion, which averaged 5.5 in the last four years and fuelled the progress of neighboring economies, appeared to prove that vigorous growth is possible in Africa even without mineral or fossil resources.

The fact that he ran for the elections after allegations of sexual assault and after running a campaign fuelled by lies shows that Americans are not as progressive as they ve led the world to believe.

While the atmosphere is less at ease than the aforementioned stores Wild Beast's latest synth and sex fuelled pop, rather than noodling jazz, is blasting from the speakers it is good to see diversity in its customers.

But the answer is not a low quality investment binge led by government or fuelled by easy credit we know the consequences of that. Instead, product, labor, and financial markets must be reformed so that high quality private sector investment emerges.

The UN treaties that guide global drug policy reflect none of the recent findings on drug use and addiction. Indeed, most UN drug conventions were enacted long before the appearance of HIV AIDS a disease fuelled by injection drug use in the former Soviet Union and many parts of Asia.

Floating exchange rates were supposed to prevent countries from manipulating their currencies, but, by accumulating large quantities of US treasury bills, East Asian countries, especially China, kept their exchange rates artificially low. This East Asian savings glut enabled a debt fuelled consumption glut in the US, Britain, and much of the Western world.

In Denmark, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, and Portugal, concerns about immigration, chronic unemployment, high taxes, and deteriorating public services have fuelled this trend. But as Europe's most recent parliamentary election shows, Sweden's Social Democrats in power for 61 of the past 70 years remain relatively immune to serious challenges from the right.