There are a number of ways to account for Jews disproportionate achievement.

Unnecessarily strict data rules will hurt European companies disproportionately.

(b) Does not involve a burden out of all proportion to the benefit deriving from restitution instead of compensation.

Deeply concerned at the HIV AIDS pandemic, and at its disproportionate effect on women and girls,

Like many liberals, theTimes editors worried that higher energy taxes would fall disproportionately on the poor.

The response to Hezbollah s initial aggression, as well as Israel s military response in Gaza, is disproportionate.

Exploring the economic history of the Jews also reminds us that groups that are disproportionately successful are met by different political reactions.

So again, I look at the globe here and the disproportionate share of HIV in Africa.

The IMF s managing director has always been a European, and European countries enjoy a disproportionate share of the votes on the IMF s board.

It is perhaps true that unhealthy habits are more concentrated among poor Americans, a disproportionate number of whom are black.

Unfortunately, many countries have already signed bad contracts that give a disproportionate share of the resources value to private foreign companies.

This has also shifted the burden of adjustment disproportionately onto countries with floating currencies, such as the euro and the Canadian and Australian dollar.

The inclusion of Audi in the investigation could weigh heavily on Volkswagen The luxury carmaker accounts for a disproportionate share of Volkswagen's profit.

Dual labor markets and product market monopolies still hobble growth, and oligarchs have disproportionate power to protect their interests.

It is often half jokingly pointed out that the number of generals and admirals in some European countries (none mentioned, none forgotten) is glaringly disproportionate to the number of fighting troops.

Limiting emissions would impose costs disproportionately on oil exporting countries, and on consumers in emerging countries, where technology is less sophisticated.

The statistics showing the enormous proportion of Roma children in those schools are hard to ignore, and the suspicion of discrimination is difficult to avoid.

They also tended to do disproportionately well in the learned professions such as medicine, law, and accounting that are so central to modern capitalist society.

So they were more aware of distant opportunities, had more international contacts, and were disproportionately active in international trade.

I know of no case in the international version of shooting escaping looters where a court has affirmed that the use of force was necessary but not proportionate.

Deeply concerned also that gender inequality, violence and discrimination exacerbate extreme poverty, disproportionally impacting women and girls,

Women account for most unpaid work, and when they are paid, they are overrepresented in the informal sector and among the poor.

This is easily explained by their geographic segregation, higher levels of unemployment, higher school dropout rates, and disproportionately frequent interactions with the criminal justice system.

No fewer than 25 states produce coal, which not only generates income, jobs, and tax revenue, but also provides a disproportionately large share of their energy.

Resentment against the advanced economies, which account for a vastly disproportionate share of global pollution and commodity consumption, could boil over.

For example, some white families have opposed public financing for education, because they believe that their tax money goes disproportionately to help poorer non white students.

In order to maintain a tight relationship between the renminbi and the dollar, China had to recycle a disproportionate share of its foreign exchange reserves into dollar based assets.

It is unfair to give ever more power to a Scottish parliament while continuing to give Labour, which controls 41 Scottish constituencies in the House of Commons, disproportionate say over what happens in England.

Mubarak still commands disproportionate assets name recognition, a virtual monopoly on state controlled electronic media and some 85 of the print media.

For these reasons, German reservations also extend to the European economic government that Sarkozy advocates, and that, again, would be financed more than proportionately with German money.

The eurozone s unemployment rate, at 10.9 , is at its highest level since the euro was introduced, and young people everywhere, as the first to suffer the consequences of the crisis, are paying a disproportionally high price.

It is (now) no secret that they have operated so far as large sophisticated compensation schemes, masking probabilities of low risk, high impact Black Swan events and benefiting from the free backstop of implicit public guarantees. Excessive leverage, rather than skills, can be seen as the source of their resulting profits, which then flow disproportionately to employees, and of their sometimes massive losses, which are borne by shareholders and taxpayers.

Against this background, primacy seems like a more accurate description of a country s disproportionate (and measurable) share of all three kinds of power resources military, economic, and soft.

According to Oxfam, since 2010, the world's richest have been able to increase their wealth out of all proportion to the slowing global economy, while the wealth of the world's bottom half has decreased by a trillion dollars.

39. Governments should give special attention, in all programmes aimed at providing information about and preventing HIV AIDS among youth, to aspects of gender and to the disproportionate vulnerability of girls and young women.

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But if finance continues to take a disproportionate number of the best and the brightest, there could be little British manufacturing left by 2050, and even fewer hi tech firms than today.

Evidence from Latin America, Africa, South Asia, and elsewhere shows that remittances reduce the depth and severity of poverty, and that the additional income is disproportionately spent on education and health.

The problem is not only that the top income groups are getting a larger share of the economic pie, but also that those in the middle are not sharing in economic growth, while in many countries poverty is increasing.

This will happen at a time when the country s skewed demographics causes the workforce to shrink and the flow of migration from rural areas to cities to slow (the rural population now disproportionately comprises the elderly).