It's a formula for paralysis.

Immunization against children's paralyses

This paralysis has three layers.

It's removed some of my paralysis.

against the backdrop of a totally paralysed civil government.

Paralysis or March of Dimes.

Today, however, those flaws have been magnified by its paralysis.

Reform has stalled amid profound political paralysis.

On February 26 she lost the use of her legs.

Consensus is the negation of leadership and frequently a recipe for political paralysis.

Both neo Keynesians and supply siders have misunderstood the investment paralysis.

The vagus nerves are paired however, they are normally referred to in the singular.

The Haitian government itself has been reduced to paralysis by death and destruction.

Tens of thousands of discreet rules, 60 steps to suspend a student from school It's a formula for paralysis.

Once again, Obama found himself stymied abroad because of political paralysis at home.

The end of the East West conflict, long a factor of paralysis for our Organization, launched a new era.

We are witnessing a paralysis reflected in our work and in the impossibility of reaching consensus based positions.

So in less than a month, we went from one case of paralysis to a targeted vaccination program.

But analysts accustomed to working on emerging markets understand that such paralysis is very difficult to avoid after a financial crisis.

There was a brief glimmer of hope in 2009, when the sense of paralysis led the Conference to consensus on a program of work.

In both countries, the presidential administrations used their heavy muscle to dominate television, thereby limiting the ability of opposition candidates to make their case to the public.

And they have been a recipe for policy paralysis in America s long debate about raising the ceiling on its national debt.

Ukraine s President Leonid Kuchma won re election despite the misery of a decade of economic paralysis and widespread corruption.

National interest and the status quo will become even more dominant, deepening the chance of paralysis.

But, it turns out some component of stroke paralysis is also learned paralysis, and maybe that component can be overcome using mirrors.

The NTC has preserved much of the institutional paralysis and knee jerk behavior typical of Colonel Muammar al Qaddafi s overthrown regime.

It also encountered serious limitations and was, at times, close to paralysis in the attainment of its ends.

Let s wait for the next election, they say, obviously sucked into the political paralysis that the country is fast approaching.

Perhaps we should give special thought here to the grave public health effects of the paralysis of water purification and pumping installations.

To avoid further polarization and paralysis of American politics, Obama must do more to ensure that Americans understand better the urgency of the changes that he promised.

The head of the future Italian government, Mario Monti asked the markets for time to restore the situation in an Italy threatened by asphyxia by the weight of its debt.

While the Council oversteps its area of competence on some issues, on others, regrettably and alarmingly, it maintains a continuous state of paralysis, such as on the current situation of the occupied Palestinian territories.

In response, however, more pragmatic voters are increasingly irate about political paralysis and their governing institutions inability to respond to the preferences of a clear majority of the population.

Recent market volatility has been partly a response to the apparent rise in the downside risk of policy paralysis or denial.

Death On March 15, 2001, Sothern died from heart failure at her home in Ketchum, Idaho at the age of 92.

The increasing use of extrabudgetary resources for core activities must be carefully monitored because of its potential to paralyse development work.

Examples of paralysis abound the absence of serious external evaluations at universities Parliament s blind spots regarding Government oversight overlapping local power brokers insufficient supervisory bodies in big companies.

At the same time, we must refuse to remain paralysed, because that would be detrimental not just to this or that State but to our entire Organization.

Jack tells Locke that he may be a candidate for a new surgical treatment to repair his pre existing paralysis and asks Locke how he wound up in his paraplegic state.

The peoples of Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories now face a critical moment that has the true potential to overcome the deadlock and the paralysis that have characterized the peace process in recent years.

But soon I was showing signs of right heart failure, and I had to return to sea level, doing so knowing that I probably would never see my home again.

It must be freed from that spiritual paralysis and an effort must be made to breathe new life into the vision which had guided the founders of the Organization 48 years before.

They have over a billion people in this country, but they have 35,000 local doctors who report paralysis, and clinicians, a huge reporting system in chemists.

Since the Commission is an essential part of the administration and policy making of the Union, the mass resignation of the Commissioners would inevitably plunge the Union into a state of confusion and paralysis, or worse.

We fully share your sense of urgency regarding the need to increase cooperative efforts to confront the real threats to international peace and security, but I am not sure that we completely share your assertion regarding the purported paralysis of the multilateral arena.