They restrict governments even from placing temporary controls on the kind of destabilizing short term capital flows that have so often wrought havoc in financial markets and fueled crises in developing countries.

Vandals wreaked havoc in the abandoned house.

What has that decision wrought over the last decade?

The drunken sailors wrecked havoc inside the bar.

This year s heavy monsoon rains have wrought havoc in the area, severing road connections, washing away bridges, and rendering over half a million people homeless in these mountains without dwellings, farmlands, moveable assets, or even graveyards.

Financial globalization, in particular, played havoc with the old rules.

Thus empowered, Mahisasura began wreaking havoc on heaven and earth.

Whatever damage radiation has wrought, human habitation has caused far greater destruction.

PARIS Climate change is already wreaking havoc throughout the developing world.

He had lived through the cataclysm that extreme nationalism had wrought in Germany.

Heavy rains and storms have been creating havoc in central Sri Lanka.

Deconstruction as an intellectual device has played havoc in universities across the West.

They restrict governments even from placing temporary controls on the kind of destabilizing short term capital flows that have so often wrought havoc in financial markets and fueled crises in developing countries. Indeed, the agreements have been used to challenge government actions ranging from debt restructuring to affirmative action.

Ending the monetary union would end the European project itself, and wreak unmanageable havoc.

Still, the backlog of such projects is now wreaking havoc with the world economy.

As a result, the IMF must increasingly share responsibility and blame for Argentina's havoc.

There can be no underestimating the scale of the human devastation wrought by Asia s horrific tsunamis.

Privatization of much of the Social Security System was one key change wrought by President Menem.

It may take some time, however, to overcome the destruction wrought upon this small Kurdish enclave.

Indeed, illicit small arms depend on a steady supply of ammunition to continue wreaking havoc.

It is obvious that this measure creates havoc in business and leads to deeply unproductive outcomes.

Banks that wreaked havoc on the global economy have resisted doing what needs to be done.

The change wrought by 68 affected, above all, traditional culture, hidebound moralism, and the principle of hierarchical authority.

Hate preachers use highly modern methods to enhance their personal power and to create havoc around them.

It is now a global organization with local franchised groups capable of wreaking havoc in Western capitals.

Plunging oil prices may have wreaked havoc on Russia s finances, but so far Putin s popularity seems unaffected.

If anything, too rapid a democratic transition may destabilize governments and enhance the extremists opportunities to wreak havoc.

The Cultural Revolution s major figures, who wrought so much mindless violence, thus either maintain their silence or offer spurious self defenses.

If it is closing, it is doing so very slowly the damage wrought by the crisis appears to be long term.

Pakistan had changed, as military dictatorship and religious extremism in the north played havoc with the fabric of society.

Short term flows not only wreak havoc with domestic macroeconomic management, but they also aggravate adverse exchange rate movements.

Clouds of pollen also move from north to south, wreaking havoc on hay fever sufferers' sinuses in the process.

Instead, it wrought for France and much of Europe Jacobin terror, right wing counter terror, decades of war, and eventually Napoleonic tyranny.

For the US, the destruction wrought by Europe s rapacious nationalisms, reflected in colonialism and two world wars, had to end in 1945.

So it is no surprise that banking and financial services companies are not safe from the immense transformations wrought by technological innovation.

On the contrary, they risk reproducing the havoc that such measures have unleashed in Iraq and elsewhere in recent years.

On August 29, monsoon downpours caused havoc in Mumbai, collapsing transport systems in the megacity of over 18 million residents.

But in other cases, opposition to America's preferences is wrought by public sentiment and goes against the instincts of leaders who know better.

The Dee Bridge, whose cast and wrought iron design followed common practice for the period, collapsed under a passing train, killing everyone aboard.

Skeptics keep arguing that competition and technology wreak havoc upon society's harmony that they create inequality and eviscerate the middle class.

We must also adapt to those climate impacts that are already wreaking havoc on communities, particularly in the least developed countries.

Could something similar happen digitally, with a spark of misinformation igniting a conflagration and wreaking havoc before the truth is revealed?

They do not know what havoc their missiles have caused. They are unaware of the suffering they create for our families.

The reformers could not overcome conservative opposition, while the radicals could not defeat the domestic economic realities wrought by their foreign and nuclear policies.

Now that China's rulers have returned to Beijing, it is time to take a more realistic look at what those five years have wrought.