Unfortunately, Pakistan was hit the hardest.

It was the hardest hit of any country in the world.

It is now a well known fact that our region is the hardest hit by the spread of HIV AIDS.

Food, medicine, medical equipment and water purification units were flown to the two hardest hit countries, Indonesia and Sri Lanka.

ADDIS ABABA Climate change will hit Africa a continent that has contributed virtually nothing to bring it about first and hardest.

And since 2001 the company has provided its two anti HIV medicines at a non profit price in LDCs and countries hardest hit by the epidemic.

The President I am sure we all agree that there is special reason to think about the country that was hardest hit by the tsunami, with 130,000 drowned and 100,000 missing.

Moreover, not all protest parties reject the EU. In Europe s crisis affected countries, young people, who have been hardest hit, voted en masse for leftist anti austerity parties, most notably in Greece.

The partnership's primary aim is to use cricket to raise public awareness of HIV and AIDS in the cricket playing world, which includes some of the countries hardest hit by the epidemic.

The Atlantic hurricane season in 2004 and its early start in 2005 caused significant loss of life and damage to property in the Caribbean, where the most vulnerable were the hardest hit.

Countries that had adopted such reforms were, on average, less adversely affected. Those that had not, particularly middle income countries in Central Europe and the continent s periphery, tended to be hit the hardest.

Those who doubt that this could happen again should consider the European country hardest hit in the current crisis Greece. After the colonels junta there fell in 1974, a democratic system sprang up.

Because of the typically high infrastructure investment that is required for constructing and managing space based programmes, national, and local, systems are out of reach for most of the countries hardest hit by natural disasters.

Consider the absence of an early tsunami warning system in the worst affected countries. It is easy to blame people for lack of foresight, but none of the nine hardest hit countries had developed one.

Greene laughs the hardest.

(b) Second, the Secretary General of the World Tourism Organization decided to immediately dispatch two high level, internationally reputed experts to the four countries hardest hit by the tsunami, namely, Thailand, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Maldives.

LONDON As the third anniversary of the start of Syria s civil war approaches, there is a race against time to deliver a groundbreaking education project to the conflict s hardest hit victims hundreds of thousands of child refugees.

This is the hardest hurdle.

Sorry is the Hardest Word

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Hampered by a National Guard with 40 of its people in Iraq, the pace of getting military personnel to the hardest hit areas was inordinately slow. For four days, there was simply no clear center of command and control.

Later, in view of further developments, the Chinese Government committed to contributing another 60.5 million and is giving positive consideration to relieving the hardest hit countries of their governmental debt that had fallen due or to reducing their payments.

He works hardest in his class.

In high income countries, notably the US, Europe, and Japan, the biggest losers are workers who lack the education to compete effectively with low paid workers in developing countries. Hardest hit are workers in rich countries who lack a college education.

Governments now face the difficult task of implementing reforms that will hit the majority of voters hardest. In the meantime, the minority that has benefited financially over the past two decades is unlikely to give up its advantages without a fight.

He studies hardest of all the students.

The hardest barrier really is around stigma reduction.

Epiphany hit me. Something hit me.

The distress following the failure of Lehman Brothers would have been an obvious occasion. Yet, revealingly, the Bank of Korea, the central bank hit hardest, negotiated a 30 billion foreign currency swap with the United States Federal Reserve, not with its ASEAN 3 partners.

Often what happens is you're planning so hard for like, How do I get through the hardest part? How do I get through the hardest part?

And so the waiting is really the hardest part.

In most of the cases referred to in the Declaration, it seems that the choices of investing in the thematic areas are dictated by a rational use of existing financial resources and by the hope that the objectives pursued will directly benefit the hardest hit populations.

She has one of the hardest jobs in the world.

The skin's a whole another thing, probably the hardest part.

The hardest part of learning Chinese is the Chinese characters.

Today's hit single is not last year's hit single.

Adjustment of public expenditures raises the risk of a recovery that discriminates against the poor, and thus fuels greater inequities in developing countries. Premature fiscal contraction and or withdrawal of countercyclical measures threaten the public support that is essential to promoting recovery among those hardest hit by the crisis.

Those are the two hardest and costliest parts of making a car.

Sometimes the hardest thing and the right thing are the same thing.

Seeing as they're poor, they've no choice but to work their hardest.

Hit me.

Hit me.

Adding insult to injury, in Greece and Italy, two of the hardest hit countries, financial markets effectively deposed elected, if imperfect, governments. The hapless former Greek prime minister, George Papandreou, had to resign last year after daring to suggest a referendum to decide the economic future of his fellow citizens.

To accelerate economic growth, the priority has been to stimulate investment and recovery in manufacturing, the sector that was hardest hit by the international crisis. We have launched a program worth more than 60 billion for highway and railway concessions, to be followed by a similar program for ports and airports.

This is where political leadership is needed. The leaders of the well established European democracies must explain to their own voters that enlargement has greatly benefited them, and that it will also be to their benefit to share the responsibilities and costs of steering the hardest hit countries through the crisis.