Yet, these possibilities remain grossly under utilized.

A reward from your Lord a grossly sufficient bestowal.

A reward from your Lord a grossly sufficient bestowal.

The source adds that Mr. al Shaghouri's trial was grossly unfair.

One key reason is that financial resources to date have been grossly inadequate.

And we're going to grossly oversimplify this problem by, basically, binarizing everything except for grades.

Yet, when it comes to negotiating peace, post war reconstruction and reconciliation, women are grossly underrepresented.

Would ye really approach men in your lusts rather than women? Nay, ye are a people (grossly) ignorant!

Would ye really approach men in your lusts rather than women? Nay, ye are a people (grossly) ignorant!

But the more we learn about aging, the clearer it becomes that a sweeping downward course is grossly inaccurate.

Developing countries invest only slightly more that 0.5 of the value of their agricultural production in agricultural research. That is grossly inadequate.

Developing countries invest only slightly more that 0.5 of the value of their agricultural production in agricultural research. That is grossly inadequate.

He stated that he was very disappointed by the report, which he considered grossly one sided, especially with regard to the proportionality principle.

We are particularly concerned by what we view as grossly inadequate awareness of the shortcomings of the MDG database by its main users.

I can do that grossly with both of my hands, or I can do it just with two fingers on each of my hands together.

The Central African Republic, Chad, Côte d'Ivoire and Equatorial Guinea were also countries where those in power grossly abused the human rights of their citizens.

He finally contended that the second RRT decision finding lack of jurisdiction was grossly unreasonable when the Department had accepted his second application and interviewed him.

Indeed, the allocation of 250 million to the focal area of land degradation had been grossly inadequate and should be increased in the fourth replenishment cycle.

Grossly biased versions of historical events in school textbooks and other educational materials as well as celebration of historical events that exacerbate tensions between groups and peoples.

It is noted that women still remain grossly underrepresented in the judiciary, making up only 7 per cent of the total number of judges in Afghan courts.

It's the only possible explanation of why humans, if they're very unlucky, can become grossly obese, in a way that would be totally impossible for any other primate, physically impossible.

Here the DNA comparison grossly overestimates the actual relationships between species. Genetic comparisons simply do not afford an inner view of the relationships between species, or an encapsulation of those relationships.

3.1 The complainant asserts that his rights were grossly violated in Mexico, and considers that should he return to Mexico he would again be tortured, or even executed, by the Mexican Army.

Composed of many modest spans, the structure involved no radically new design concepts and seemed to be a mere application of proven technology. However, the force of the wind was grossly underestimated and worksmanship was inferior.

By reference to the judgement of the Federal Constitutional Court and to article 26 of the Covenant, he claimed that these wages were grossly and unjustifiably disproportionate to the average wages paid to employees outside the prison system.

The two main reasons for that are, firstly, the budgeted and actual resources of subregional offices are grossly insufficient to enable full implementation of their core functions, and secondly, ECA headquarters provides them very little support as a resource multiplier.

But, while strengthening such programs should be a high priority, we should not lose sight of how well middle income families have actually done over the past few decades. Unfortunately, the political debate is distorted by misleading statistics that grossly understate these gains.

By returning most state owned industries to private ownership, the Thatcher revolution killed off state socialism. The British privatization program s greatest influence was in the former communist states, to which it gave the ideas and techniques needed to dismantle grossly inefficient command economies.

On a similar scale, a vaccine to prevent human papilloma virus infection and cervical cancer was tested in almost 30,000 young women. Such studies are very costly, and, by any reasonable standard, the number of patients included in them is grossly excessive.

Asia has little choice but to defer to the US and Europe s shenanigans because it is grossly under represented in both organizations. As for Africa, its leaders are loath to do or say anything that might interrupt the flow of World Bank largesse.

If the ECB grossly understates the risks, its credibility as a regulator will be badly tarnished. If it is more forthright about the risks, there is a chance that some periphery countries might have difficulty plugging the holes, and will require help from the north.

With the Cold War's end, Americans became more interested in budget savings than in investing in soft power. In 2003, a bipartisan advisory group reported that the US was spending only 150 million on public diplomacy in Muslim countries, an amount it called grossly inadequate.

Deeply distressed and concerned by the fact that human rights were being grossly violated throughout the world because of poverty, violence, prejudice, armed conflict, terrorism and bad governance, his delegation emphasized the urgency of concerted action to alleviate poverty and ensure the right to food.

The debt ceiling absolutists grossly underestimate the massive adjustment costs of a self imposed sudden stop in debt finance. Such costs are precisely why impecunious countries such as Greece face massive social and economic displacement when financial markets lose confidence and capital flows suddenly dry up.

But the Obama administration did not want to be tagged as socialist for nationalizing banks, however temporarily, even though experts such as former US Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker had recommended just that. Moreover, nationalizing banks would have required dismissing Wall Street captains and their boards for grossly mismanaging their firms.

Despite the magnitude of the crisis, the Government informed the Commission of very few cases of individuals who had been prosecuted or even disciplined in the context of the situation in Darfur, which led the Commission to observe that the measures taken so far had been grossly inadequate and ineffective.

In the 1980 s, Japan s annual GDP growth averaged 4.5 since the early 1990 s, the economy has been virtually stagnant, averaging barely 1 annual growth. In the 1990 s, Japan s government, grossly misjudging the sources of the economy s difficulties, vastly increased government expenditures on public works, but ignored supply side adjustments.

Well, yes and no. An optimist (or an apologist) could argue that, though market income has indeed become grossly more unequal since 1979, with the slots in the bottom half of the income distribution losing absolute ground in real income, and with taxation becoming less progressive, welfare state growth substantially moderated this increase in inequality.

Any adult who was alive in the US during these three decades realizes that this number grossly understates the gains of the typical household. One indication that something is wrong with this figure is that the government also estimates that real hourly compensation of employees in the non farm business sector rose 39 from 1985 to 2015.

NEW YORK Zimbabwe s election appears, once again, to confirm a truism Africa only seems to make international headlines when disasters strike a drought, a coup, a war, a genocide, or, as in the case of Robert Mugabe, grossly incompetent government. But, over the past several years, a number of sub Saharan countries have attracted unprecedented inflows of foreign capital.

Providing drug benefits under Medicare, America s health care program for the aged, may have been the right decision. But restricting government s ability to bargain with the drug companies was a pure give away, and nothing justifies providing grossly distorted information about the costs now estimated to be in excess of 1.1 trillion over the next decade.

Rewriting the rules of the market economy in a way that has benefited those that have caused so much pain to the entire global economy is worse than financially costly. Most Americans view it as grossly unjust, especially after they saw the banks divert the billions intended to enable them to revive lending to payments of outsized bonuses and dividends.

But, more broadly, as Dennis Lockhart, President of the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank, said last week at a public conference organized by his institution, we should not seek to operate a system based on the principle of private gains and public losses. And these losses are massively skewed in ways that are grossly inefficient, in addition to being completely unfair.

According to the conventional wisdom, Britain s social model is based on coexistence between different communities, with each continuing to observe its conventions and customs while respecting the country s laws an informal federation of communities. But that common wisdom is grossly mistaken, because British law grants immigrants from all the Commonwealth countries something extraordinary the right to vote in British elections, even national ones.

In the aftermath of the crisis, Chancellor of the Exchequer Denis Healey revealed that the Public Sector Borrowing Requirement had been grossly overestimated in the 1970 s, and that, had he had the right figures, the UK would never have needed a loan. According to him, the Treasury even failed to recognize that the UK would have a tax surplus.