And every year, the fallout widens.

This widens the gap, leading to an eventual reversal.

The gap between the rulers and the ruled widens everyday.

The river widens at the confluence with the Nubra River.

What if the divergence between the North and South within the G 20 widens further?

The unrealistic pursuit of endless quantitative growth places intolerable strains on our planet and widens inequalities.

As the deficit widens further, dollar depreciation will likely resume, despite laggardly performances by the world's other major economies.

The Canal widens at that point to include Lake Timsah, one of the Bitter Lakes linked by the Canal.

This new scheme widens the offer for professional training at level 4 and permits access to a new public.

Even if this widens the deficit in the short run, it will reduce the national debt in the long run.

As the currency appreciates in real terms, exports falter and the current account deficit widens, and the government balks at devaluation.

And as the transatlantic trade imbalance widens further, ever larger capital flows will be needed to keep pushing the euro down.

The lack of an adequate and predictable funding base for disaster recovery widens sectoral and coordination gaps and impedes recovery planning.

It also widens the base of financial and other resources permanently available for the implementation and enforcement of Security Council decisions.

It remains to be seen whether these attitudes will persist in their current form, and whether the transatlantic divide widens or narrows.

PARIS As the economic crisis deepens and widens, the world has been searching for historical analogies to help us understand what has been happening.

But as you can also see, projected going forward, the gap widens a bit and raises a bit, and this graph is only through 2021.

The high and rising price of oil does, however, contribute to the decline of the dollar, because the increasing cost of oil imports widens the United States trade deficit.

The difficulty in transferring knowledge and new technologies from the center to the periphery, for example, widens economic disparity and subjugates some countries to a new form of colonialism.

It widens the circle of permanent members, allowing for the development of a working culture that is more open and more cooperative with the wider membership of the United Nations.

Of critical importance is paragraph 42.6 of the OECD Commentary, which widens the definition of permanent establishment by specifying that no physical presence is required to establish a permanent establishment.

Expansion will also create a better Europe because enlargement widens the territory in which countries are committed to NATO's political values, including individual rights as well as the rights of minorities.

Many are demonstrating against the Stand Your Ground law, in force in Florida since 2005, which widens the auto defence zones of residential areas to include most public areas as well.

If Biden chooses not to run for the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton's lead over Sanders widens, from 20 points with Biden in the race to 30 points without him in the running.

Starting from a base of about 30 per cent in 1981, the gap narrows dramatically to about 3 per cent in 1985 thereafter it widens annually to 34.5 per cent in 1988 1989.

Moreover, many allies failure to respect the 2 of GDP target for their defense budgets exacerbates this dilemma, and also widens the capability gap with those allies that are investing in usable and deployable forces.

Listening to stories widens the imagination telling them lets us leap over cultural walls, embrace different experiences, feel what others feel. Elif Shafak builds on this simple idea to argue that fiction can overcome identity politics.

While paragraph 6 of the OECD Commentary widens the scope of permanent establishment, care must be taken not to include measures so drastic that they could easily result in the amendments being rejected by the domestic courts.

What do you do when your big neighbor widens the gap that exists between its culture, which is European, and its political system, which is becoming increasingly Asian, at least in the bad old sense of Oriental despotism ?

What do you do when your big neighbor widens the gap that exists between its culture, which is European, and its political system, which is becoming increasingly Asian, at least in the bad old sense of Oriental despotism ?

By concentrating wealth narrowly, globalization produces more threats than opportunities. The difficulty in transferring knowledge and new technologies from the center to the periphery, for example, widens economic disparity and subjugates some countries to a new form of colonialism.

However, over reliance on Russia for a strategically vital commodity widens the divergence of interests between members, like Germany, that share a privileged partnership with Russia, and those, like Poland, that consider the Kremlin a threat. Much as Austria s alignment with Germany drove the Slavs to seek Russian patronage at the expense of imperial unity, European alignments with Russia drive the new members to seek US patronage at the expense of EU unity.