The other half it systematically ignores.

But now the Reinharts and Rogoff have systematically studied many more examples in modern financial history.

Sharia law is systematically distorted and misunderstood.

It also means systematically including other developing countries.

Consideration of the possibility of stranded assets must be systematically expanded.

So euphemisms were systematically used enhanced techniques for torture, interrogation expert for torturer.

Then we saw them systematically trashed by Israel s response to the second intifada .

Meanwhile, the Kaiser was systematically shielded from the truth and became estranged from reality.

Back in the 1990s, doctors and engineers of the mentioned faith were systematically targeted.

It appears that whoever is targeting this election's wildcard party is doing so systematically.

Market operators would have miscalculated systematically, been overconfident about their information, and overreacted to news.

At the same time, however, Putin has systematically eliminated the rudimentary democracy Yeltsin had build.

The bigger you are systematically, according to very well defined rules, less energy per capita.

For nearly five decades, Burma s military rulers have systematically undermined the interests of their own citizens.

Modern cancer causing agents like diesel exhaust, pesticides, and other air pollutants are not systematically studied.

In contrast to fear (the Mafia's stock in trade), hatred cannot be generated and conditioned systematically.

During the general elections of 2014, Modi promised to systematically weed out corruption in the government.

Generalizations, in French, systematically require the definite article, unlike what happens with English, Esperanto or Portuguese...

In particular, Tahoun s research shows that US congressmen systematically invest more in firms that favor their own party, and that when they sell stock, firms stop contributing to their campaigns.

In the case of systematically controlled certificates valid for more than 45 days, 11 cases were found to be inappropriate or unjustified out of 1,2 million, equal to 132 000.

In particular, Tahoun s research shows that US congressmen systematically invest more in firms that favor their own party, and that when they sell stock, firms stop contributing to their campaigns. Moreover, firms with more stock ownership by politicians tend to win more and bigger government contracts.

True, he has systematically concentrated power in his own hands and has undermined governmental checks and balances.

None of this should be surprising, given how our corrupt rulers systematically incite regional and ethnic hatred.

Regimes that systematically violate human rights have been quick to seize on every episode of US wrongdoing.

So, what we did was, for the past 15 years, was to dissect out the neocortex, systematically.

True, he has systematically concentrated power in his own hands and has undermined governmental checks and balances.

The US has no such institution, or indeed any agency that looks systematically at public investment strategies.

It also means systematically considering cost and life expectancy in decisions about reimbursing high technology medical care.

To resolve problems with definitions, Roskomnadzor adopts broad parameters, designating anything published online as systematically disseminated information.

In that case, finance will no longer be an industry that systematically outpaces the rest of the economy.

The west has been pulling off plugs in Africa for far too long directly and often times systematically.

Lebanon s Cedar Revolution, which galvanized the West in the same way as Ukraine s Orange Revolution, has been systematically undermined.

He approved oil exploration in closed nature reserves, and also systematically fought to suppress scientific evidence on climate change.

Kahneman, a psychologist, has demonstrated how individuals systematically behave in ways less rational than orthodox economists believe they do.

They also counter formal ideological historiography by reviving political histories that have been systematically oppressed (Writing on the City).

Since India gained its independence, the government has systematically refused to collect sufficient data on the socioeconomic aspects of caste.

Brazil is the recent pacesetter, markedly expanding public education and systematically attacking remaining pockets of poverty through targeted transfer programs.

What was needed was a mechanism that could systematically organize information by ruling and offer some kind of statistical data.

In just the first few weeks of his administration, Trump systematically dismantled legislation to protect the environment from extractive industries.

To understand China s socialist market economy, it is essential to examine systematically these different forms of contracts and their institutional structures.

Rather than facing up to the issues, corporate America systematically turns its back aided and abetted by crony capitalism, American style.

(d) Systematically including national measures to regulate small arms and light weapons in longer term post conflict peacebuilding strategies and programmes

No one today has been able to exert authority systematically and consistently, and there is no officially sanctified and controlled international currency.

At the same time, Bush has systematically packed the federal courts with judges chosen for their readiness to defer to presidential power.

This is perhaps the central lesson of Chernobyl governments that systematically turn a blind eye to their citizens fate ultimately condemn themselves.