I feel vulnerable.

These features make the oil market vulnerable to speculation.

The group is also supportive of the needs of smaller and more economically vulnerable member states.

No risk factor is more dangerous for a currency than policymakers refusal to face fiscal realities until European officials do, the euro remains vulnerable.

A nuclear armed Iran would certainly make Israel feel more vulnerable.

As a stand alone entity, it was then vulnerable to market swings.

Third, the region is already living in extreme poverty, so adverse shocks push it toward calamity. And, finally, regional politics is highly unstable, leaving the Horn extremely vulnerable to conflict.

And, finally, regional politics is highly unstable, leaving the Horn extremely vulnerable to conflict.

With Belarus s economy crumbling and its export markets withering, Russia could exploit Lukashenko s vulnerability.

Yet, with inequality reaching levels similar to 100 years ago, the status quo has to be vulnerable.

Every society, under certain conditions, is vulnerable to a descent into barbarism.

Expressing concern that locally recruited personnel are particularly vulnerable to attacks,

And he said, Because you say to reach out, tell our story, be vulnerable.

There are also several special factors that may make China vulnerable to bubbles.

All of this makes Peru more vulnerable to corporate misconduct that results in environmental damage.

Similarly, Libya s Muammar el Qaddafi exposed himself to a NATO onslaught by relinquishing his WMDs.

In the absence of effective regulation, financial integration has made the region vulnerable to a sudden and massive contraction of capital inflows.

Moreover, the distribution of some diseases would change, making human populations more vulnerable.

Expressing concern that locally recruited personnel are particularly vulnerable to attacks directed at the United Nations,

Expressing its concern that locally recruited personnel are particularly vulnerable to attacks directed at the United Nations,

Human beings are also changing the environment everywhere, often in ways that make societies more vulnerable.

Sport, taught in a structured manner, helps vulnerable children regain a personal balance and to set goals and standards for themselves.

An attentive national government would surely have realized that the Gulf region of the United States is more vulnerable to high energy hurricanes.

Its economic stability is dependent on oil revenues, so it is here that Iran s rulers are vulnerable.

To help these most vulnerable communities, it is essential for the world to devise a plan of action to limit the emission of greenhouse gases (GHGs).

But paying for and delivering these vaccines to the most vulnerable citizens of low income countries poses a significant challenge.

Therefore the lion is considered a vulnerable species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, while the Asiatic subspecies is endangered.

Putin shot back, portraying the United States as Comrade Wolf, ready to pounce on any nation that leaves itself vulnerable.

For one thing, it would lend credence to the rescue of the banking system and allow additional support to the EU s newer and more vulnerable members.

According to UNESCO s Atlas of the World s Languages in Danger the Welsh language is vulnerable .

They urged the government to prepare and adopt mitigation efforts to lend assistance to farmers and other vulnerable sectors of the population.

For many, the move is a step toward entrenching an administration that shows little regard for Paraguay's most vulnerable communities and is already considered authoritarian

On the contrary, spending cuts will hurt their most vulnerable citizens, widen the gap between rich and poor, and contribute to social and political instability.

Strengthening routine immunization will protect our gains against polio and enable us to reach the most vulnerable children in the hardest to reach and most underserved communities.

Government spending remains large enough to guarantee reasonable public services and a social safety net. Reformers have exposed the public sector to competition, not least from private providers, rendering it more efficient.

Reformers have exposed the public sector to competition, not least from private providers, rendering it more efficient.

One can understand that enlightened believers in Islam (of whom there are many) find it upsetting that the world in which they want to live is in fact frail and vulnerable.

Although geckos are not classified as either critically endangered, endangered or vulnerable, it is now under threat from over collection which can ultimately lead to vulnerability or extinction

The flood of refugees comes as Niger declares a state of emergency to tackle an insurgency that has brought Diffa's economy to a standstill and left much of the population vulnerable.

As in Ireland, the most vulnerable were being asked to take the hit, while large depositors were let off lightly and other lenders were to be spared.

Even if China continues on the latter course, it will fail to achieve its growth targets and will look more fragile over time.

He said vulnerable emerging markets needed to make contingency plans to protect themselves from a downturn and significant capital outflows from their economies.

For example, in the past India has helped vulnerable populations fleeing from neighboring countries, including Sri Lankan Tamils, Afghans and Tibetans.

6. Recognizes the need to consider the safety and security of locally recruited personnel, who are particularly vulnerable and account for the majority of casualties

2. Encourages all Member States to provide assistance to genocide survivors and other vulnerable groups in Rwanda in support of the present resolution