Belarus provides a glaring example.

This is perhaps the welfare state s most glaring weakness.

That would be a glaring sex offence, wouldn t it?

It's British in origin, meaning glaring mistake or embarrassing remark.)

How did you manage to overlook such a glaring error?

How did you manage to overlook such a glaring error?

How did you manage to overlook such a glaring error?

The similarities with the views of the Islamic State are glaring.

(1) Street democracy is an indicator of glaring crisis of power.

At the moment, the most glaring weakness is the so called yen carry trade.

Pro Kremlin blogger Stanislav Apetyan thought there were glaring differences in how the police behaved.

The next time around, trade talks should take up the two most glaring omissions to date

In global terms, the contrast between what America says and what it does has become glaring.

But high unemployment, glaring inequality, and soaring prices for basic commodities are also a huge factor.

For example, he cites the draining away of industrial jobs as the most glaring evidence of France's decline.

The new proposal by Nikitchuk and Arefyev, meanwhile, is an even more glaring affront to Russians' fundamental rights.

But these statistics mask a glaring fact the average American family is worse off than it was three and half years ago.

So far, Muslims in Russia have not been actively involved in political life, with the glaring exception of certain localities, such as Chechnya.

Nigeria and Angola are other glaring examples of countries that have failed to use their oil wealth for the benefit of their people.

The contrast between the IMF US Treasury advice to East Asia and what has happened in the current sub prime debacle is glaring.

While deleveraging is ongoing in advanced economies, many developing countries will be able to explore untapped investment opportunities infrastructure bottlenecks being a glaring example.

These makeshift mini malls are more and more glaring especially in the center of Moscow where the city has seen the beginnings of hipsterization.

BRUSSELS For many years, the most glaring weakness in the European Union has been its inability to mobilise a common foreign and security policy (CFSP).

Addressing the glaring shortcomings in the country's judicial system should also be made a condition for support, both as an immediate and a long term objective.

Most glaring is QE supporters tendency to ascribe any decline in interest rates before the policy was announced to market participants expectations that QE would be coming.

There is simply no agreement on how to address glaring problems such as America s increasingly fragile trade deficit, or financial dysfunction in a number of emerging markets.

His selection of Sarah Palin, a charismatic but spectacularly unqualified candidate, as his running mate, is just the most glaring of many examples of the real McCain.

So it's no surprise that eagle eyed news consumers spotted inaccuracies and even glaring errors in the Sinai crash reporting and brought them to light on social media.

The hastily put together so called state capture report by the former Public Protector is a mess of a document with illogical lapses, glaring typos and incomplete sentences.

I wish I could think of all the other areas they are going to list as achievements, but their numerous and glaring failures are far too apparent to me.

Had more attention been given to the country s most glaring inequalities in access to water, shelter, or jobs, this population might not have chosen violence as an instrument of change.

As a result of such pressure, Taiwan has become the most isolated country in modern history, which is all the more glaring in view of its economic and political success.

Yet a glaring contradiction exists between the universality and supremacy of human rights and the principles of sovereignty and non interference in states' internal affairs, which are also enshrined in UN documents.

Look at the UN human development report for 1998 which provides a few glaring statistics on the inequality in the human condition economically which may provide the basis for a greater inequality scientifically.

The most glaring injustice in this respect has been the failure of the US and the European Union to deliver substantially on their promises of market access to agricultural exports from poor countries.

The absence of similar portrayals in shows is glaring, particularly given how the need for men to open up is more desperate now than ever, with suicide rates amongst young males at 15 year high.

Perhaps the only failure more glaring than the member states refusal to back such reforms is their own failure to act, not least because it has created a legitimacy vacuum that xenophobic populists are now filling.

One of the most glaring features of this pattern is the disparity between China s GDP growth, which has averaged nearly 10 annually over the last few decades, and its employment growth, which has amounted to just 1 2 annually.

But these statistics mask a glaring fact the average American family is worse off than it was three and half years ago. Median real income has fallen by over 1,500 in real terms, with American families being squeezed as wages lag behind inflation and key household expenses soar.

His selection of Sarah Palin, a charismatic but spectacularly unqualified candidate, as his running mate, is just the most glaring of many examples of the real McCain. His bravery in combat attests to his patriotism, courage, and toughness, but his judgment has been found sorely lacking time and time again over his career.

Yet, as the world s leading finance ministers and central bankers convene in Washington this month for the semi annual International Monetary Fund board meetings, policy paralysis continues. There is simply no agreement on how to address glaring problems such as America s increasingly fragile trade deficit, or financial dysfunction in a number of emerging markets.

The most glaring injustice in this respect has been the failure of the US and the European Union to deliver substantially on their promises of market access to agricultural exports from poor countries. Bimal Ghosh, a former director of the UN Development Program, famously calculated that the daily subsidy for every cow in the EU currently amounting to 2.50 exceeds the daily income of millions of poor people around the world.