Anybody looking at this picture will know this dolphin is surrounded, and clearly his behavior is being disrupted.

India s Disrupted Democracy

Volcanic ash disrupted air travel.

Communication and electricity power are still disrupted.

We have major problems in disrupted ecosystem flow that the pyramid may not be working so well, that the flow from the base up into it is being blocked and clogged.

At the meeting he monopolized the discussion and completely disrupted the proceeding.

What do you do when you have this sort of disrupted flow?

Infrastructure has been damaged and disrupted over vast, and now inaccessible, territories.

The upheavals resulting from momentous technological change are rarely expected. The telegraph disrupted the postal service.

In the past such events often turned violent and disrupted commercial life in Abidjan and elsewhere.

On the contrary, because we bring it to every cultural plot where the balance was already disrupted by the chemicals.

On 16 April, two conscript induction ceremonies in Republika Srpska were seriously disrupted by displays of nationalist Bosnian Serb sentiments.

In Western Equatoria, a UNICEF led measles campaign has been disrupted and only covered 10 per cent of the targeted population.

The economy of the region is disrupted, opportunities for local food production are reduced and coping mechanisms have been seriously compromised.

Mindful of the human suffering caused by the displacement of thousands of people and the disrupted delivery of health and social services,

It was the first totally disrupted (fragmented) comet ever to be observed, and the first to be seen orbiting and impacting a planet.

Our fear was that ad hoc parallel mechanisms could have hurt the Conference and disrupted the delicate balance between the four core issues.

On 8 July, the registration process was violently disrupted in seven out of eight such camps around Geneina and 10 humanitarian workers were wounded.

The Government of Rwanda informed the Group that the pre existing agreement between them which was disrupted by the conflict was readopted on 3 March 1998.

The barrier, together with more than 700 roadblocks, disrupted the flow of goods and people within the West Bank, as well as to and from Israel.

It is encouraging to note that the Bretton Woods institutions have become more responsive to the economic needs of the countries that have been disrupted by conflict.

Australia s heat wave filled headlines when temperatures reaching 45 Celsius disrupted the Australian Open tennis tournament. California s extreme drought forced the governor to declare a state of emergency.

Indeed, the radical student leaders had no more understanding of democracy than the Communist leaders they opposed. Life in the capital, and many Chinese cities, had been severely disrupted.

So the idea that chemotherapy may just be disrupting that complex system, just like building bone disrupted that system and reduced recurrence, chemotherapy may work by that same exact way.

Just a few years ago, companies like Yahoo, Nokia, Microsoft, and Blackberry seemed unrivaled. They have all since been disrupted by a new wave of tech companies Google among them.

Meanwhile, established modes of production were disrupted, in twenty first century business school parlance, causing productivity to fall. But this slump in productivity was actually a harbinger of better times.

Some of these activities have, however, been disrupted by delays in the payment of daily allowances which the Transitional Government pledged to provide to the police personnel providing electoral security.

As to the claim that he had to regularly move cells because he had made complaints regarding his access to legal documents and that being required to move cells every week disrupted the preparation of a fresh appeal and a petition of mercy, the State party argues that he was subjected to rotation as he was considered a high security risk.

People will believe many things if they have the impression that the rich and famous believe them, too. But their belief can suddenly be disrupted if plainly visible events contradict it.

But we must realize that their work and their lives are under increasing threat and that our operations can now be disrupted completely by renewed conflict any day, and anywhere, in Darfur.

It is also discouraging foreign direct investment, as is the discrediting of Egypt s police forces. As a result, still more sources of working and investment capital are disrupted, amplifying the impact of domestic capital flight.

In March 2005, the police violently disrupted a demonstration to celebrate International Women s Day. In May, the largest teachers union was banned for promoting the education of Turkey s 14 million Kurds in their own language.

In one example, a Force element disrupted the UNMO management of the disarmament process at a key point in the operation, which caused it to be temporarily halted and left for days in a precarious hiatus.

Among the impacts that can be attributed to the presence of the refugees is a growing insecurity, environmental destruction, food shortages, damaged pastures and water sources, disrupted trade and the deterioration of roads used by humanitarian convoys.

The Chiang Mai Initiative aims to help affected countries to cope with disrupted capital flows and maintain exchange rate stability by creating a network of bilateral swap agreements and repurchase agreement facilities among the ASEAN 3 countries.

Such a situation disrupted the equilibrium needed to guarantee the independence of the judiciary, as the defence was not properly represented and judges did not enjoy the role of referee that they generally enjoyed in developed systems.

Since indigenous peoples historically identify with Mother Earth and base their cultural identity primarily on their long association with the earth and its fruits, when this relationship is disrupted or eroded, situations arise that impair their human rights.

3 Risk the probability of harmful consequences, or expected losses (deaths, injuries, property, livelihoods, economic activity disrupted or environment damaged) resulting from interactions between natural or human induced hazards and vulnerable conditions (International Strategy for Disaster Reduction definition).

Unfortunately, difficulties arising from the withdrawal of the Lead Counsel in the Seromba case, has disrupted the trial, and consequently delayed the delivery of judgement. A new Lead Counsel has been appointed and the trial is now in progress.

Globalization the web of travel, technology, trade, and information that binds the world ever more closely together is hardly a new phenomenon. But politics in many developed democracies has lately been disrupted by populist insurgencies seeking to exit this shared reality.

While far from perfect, the first round in the fight went to the US. Al Qaeda lost the sanctuaries from which it planned its attacks many of its leaders were killed or captured and its central communications were severely disrupted.

On 19 November, supporters of Charles Margai, the leader of the People's Movement for Democratic Change, disrupted a ceremony organized to commemorate the fifty second anniversary of a college in Bo, where Vice President Solomon Berewa was the guest of honour.

Beyond those constraints, during the past five years many developing countries have suffered devastating natural disasters, which have disrupted economic growth, damaged production, destroyed infrastructure and dislocated populations, causing economic losses that amount to years of gross domestic product (GDP).

That is understandable the rise of new powers has always disrupted the established international order. When this new power is a nation of 1.3 billion people living under an alien political system and ideology, its rise is bound to cause even more uneasiness.

And yet, while mortality risk relative to population size is falling, the lives of more than 200 million people continue to be disrupted each year by disasters. Moreover, economic costs are soaring, with insured losses reaching a record high 380 billion last year.