I fractured my arm.

I fractured my arm.

He had an accident and fractured his leg.

Pakistan is badly fractured, with domestic terrorism running rampant.

Still, that identity has been fractured I hope not beyond repair.

Since Libya achieved independence in 1951, it has been a fractured state.

Instead, the country s murky and increasingly fractured politics are now driving its fate.

Yugoslavia fractured along ethnic fault lines, and civil war broke out between Bosnia, Croatia and Serbia.

The bone likely fractured but since it never received proper treatment, she now cannot walk properly.

The European Union s weak, fractured institutions dispose of less than 2 of eurozone GDP in tax revenues.

Only then will we understand why the unified view of five years ago has fractured so violently.

At the age of 13, Toulouse Lautrec fractured his right thigh bone and, at 14, the left.

Like the US occupation of Iraq, the NATO war in Afghanistan will leave behind an ethnically fractured country.

Back in 1997, when the military pushed the then Islamist led government of Necmettin Erbakan out of power, the Islamist movement fractured.

On 6 July 1823, he fractured his hip in a fall in the papal apartments and was bedridden from that point onward.

Louis XIV of France had all of his upper teeth removed after a dentist fractured his jaw trying to extract a lower molar.

Premier Orban's semi successful efforts to unify the right under the banner of FIDESZ are unique among Eastern Europe's fractured and fractious rightist parties.

Since Libya achieved independence in 1951, it has been a fractured state. Rulers relied on loyal tribes and narrow cliques to prop up their regimes.

In this context, a weakened and fractured Europe unable to confront threats stemming from its immediate environment would be a more dangerous place to live.

Nevertheless, Musharraf s men have skillfully fractured the main Islamic opposition party, Muttahida Majlis e Amal (MMA), with bribes, blackmail, and internal dissension fomented by agent provocateurs.

In the '90s, after the breakup of the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia fractured along ethnic fault lines, and civil war broke out between Bosnia, Croatia and Serbia.

But, with the fractured opposition rallying behind Fonseka and a moderate Tamil party also coming out in support of him, this election may produce a surprise result.

Moreover, American foreign policy institutions and personnel are fractured and compartmentalized, and there is no adequate inter agency process for developing and funding a smart power strategy.

Aristotle was preoccupied with dental issues, writing about treatments of decayed teeth and gum disease, extractions conducted with forceps, and the use of wire to stabilize fractured jaws.

But the Bo Xilai and Gu Kalai affair may only be a prologue, because the only clear truth to emerge from it is that the Party leadership is fractured.

They are innocent bystanders to a fractured education system, where critical thinking is rarely taught, good teachers are hard to come by, and drop outs are a common occurrence.

One big obstacle that Ahn will face if he decides to run is the need to organize a political party, or else to forge a coalition among South Korea s fractured opposition parties.

But it remains an open question as to whether the EU will actually be able to stabilize the most fractured polity in the most dangerous area of conflict in Europe s immediate neighborhood.

In an extended post, Ianyan, a blog based Armenian online magazine, says that the outcome of the project is reason for hope in a region fractured by ethnic divides and historical differences.

So that screw that you thought about beforehand can actually be used to screw a bone together a fractured bone together and deliver drugs at the same, while your bone is healing, for example.

The show documented her difficult journey back from the damage inflicted by a bullet that fractured her skull and pierced the left side of her brain, passing from the front to the back of her head.

But until the West stops regarding dead babies as political props, we cannot understand how the Muslim world perceives all that has happened since September 11, 2001. Only then will we understand why the unified view of five years ago has fractured so violently.

Like the US occupation of Iraq, the NATO war in Afghanistan will leave behind an ethnically fractured country. Just as Iraq today is, for all intents and purposes, ethnically partitioned, it will be difficult to establish a post 2014 government in Kabul whose writ runs across Afghanistan.

Premier Orban's semi successful efforts to unify the right under the banner of FIDESZ are unique among Eastern Europe's fractured and fractious rightist parties. Since Communism's fall, center right parties in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia have suffered from disunity and a lack of vision.

In addition, wielding soft power is difficult because many of America s soft power resources lie outside of government in the private sector and civil society, in its bilateral alliances, multilateral institutions, and transnational contacts. Moreover, American foreign policy institutions and personnel are fractured and compartmentalized, and there is no adequate inter agency process for developing and funding a smart power strategy.

These unfortunate and ultimately disastrous events established an unstable foundation in a strategic country at the core of a highly troubled yet vital region of the world. As Iraq moved through progressive phases of mismanagement over the subsequent ten agonizing years, the country fractured, shattering the dreams of Iraqis who saw their beloved homeland once again sliding toward authoritarianism, with almost daily violations of the constitution.

With its decision to send thousands of soldiers to Lebanon to implement United Nations Security Council Resolution 1701, the EU took its boldest step yet in creating a common foreign and security policy. But it remains an open question as to whether the EU will actually be able to stabilize the most fractured polity in the most dangerous area of conflict in Europe s immediate neighborhood.

One big obstacle that Ahn will face if he decides to run is the need to organize a political party, or else to forge a coalition among South Korea s fractured opposition parties. Neither is an easy task, and the precedent of incompetence established by Japan s Democratic Party since it defeated the long ruling Liberal Democratic Party may make some South Korean voters reluctant to abandon the familiar and battle tested GNP.