He had alleged that activists were abused in prison in the aftermath of the protests triggered by June's presidential election.
While investment growth remained robust, consumption growth slowed in the aftermath of a deep stock market correction.
People walk by damaged cars in the aftermath of flooding in a western district of the French south eastern city of Draguignan on June 16, 2010.
They were evidence that in the aftermath of terror and in the midst of hysteria, one great heart at least remained sane and jocular.
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The very first news stories in the aftermath of the quake were about medical personnel who moved patients from trembling buildings to safety.
This weekend, President Obama asked us to spearhead private-sector fund-raising efforts in the aftermath of the magnitude 7.0 earthquake that ravaged Haiti.
Although Germany also started to build nuclear reactors in response to the oil crises of the 1970s, public opinion soured in the aftermath of the Chernobyl disaster in 1986.
* International Labour Organization – ILO has organized government, employer and worker representatives to exchange information on ways to ease the social impact of the severe downturn in the tourism industry in the aftermath of the 11 September attacks.
It is trading against the dollar at levels last seen in the aftermath of the peso crisis in the mid-1990s, when the yen had greater claim to being a haven from troubles elsewhere.
On December 22nd, in the aftermath of the deal's collapse, Sir Run Run bid to take private the 25% of the broadcaster's parent that he does not already own.
A devastating tsunami hit the coast of northeast Japan on Friday in the aftermath of an 8.9 magnitude earthquake about 80 miles offshore, killing at least 23 people and injuring many more.
Created on 1 October 2002 in the aftermath of the 11 September 2001 attacks whose mission is to protect the United States homeland and support local, state, and federal authorities.
The old debate about whether, or to what extent, financial markets are a force for social good has taken on a new urgency in the aftermath of last year's market meltdown.
A lot of rebuilding took place in the aftermath of the war.
New Zealand rescuers say they are continuing to search for survivors in the aftermath of Tuesday's powerful earthquake in Christchurch.
This class, required of all Master of architecture students, presents a critical review of works, theories, and polemics in architecture in the aftermath of World War II.
Rather, it depends on the existence of a legitimate framework of laws and institutions than can provide continuity even in the aftermath of an enormous body blow.
When the buildings were constructed, their design was often criticized, but in the aftermath of their destruction, they became a valuable part of America's cultural heritage.
And far from covering things up, Russia's co-operation with the Polish authorities in the aftermath of the crash has been exemplary.
At least some members of the FOMC have bought into the hangover theory — the modern version of liquidationism in which mass unemployment is somehow necessary in the aftermath of a burst bubble
The hatred of America that drove Zawahiri was derivative of his hatred for the regime that had both imprisoned and tortured him in the aftermath of the assassination of Anwar Sadat.
Postmortem process that occurs in the aftermath of resolving a conflict. This is where the administrator of the conflict resolution team checks up on the parties involved to verify the resolution.
As in the aftermath of the storm early summer morning and pushed open the bedroom window, UP indifferent to see a world, everything is so fresh and beautiful, but the flavor is very thick intriguing.
The Paralympic movement began at a British hospital in the aftermath of the Second World War, when sport was introduced as a therapeutic treatment for returning servicemen with spinal injuries.
Who consulted in the aftermath of the 1995 earthquake in Kobe.
So take stock of your emotional state, and know what you want in the aftermath of a breakup.
Fossil hunters have uncovered the remains of an ancient Marine ecosystem that arose in the aftermath of the most devastating mass extinction in Earth's history.
A devastating tsunami hit the coast of northeast Japan on Friday in the aftermath of an 8.9 magnitude earthquake about 80 miles offshore.
Sixty-five years ago, 51 nations came together in the aftermath of one of history's most devastating wars to rededicate themselves to peace, justice, and progress.
The San Siro outfit turned their attention to Bonera, one of the most promising young Italian defenders in the game, in the aftermath of the Jaap Stam sale to Ajax.
Between 1924 and 1928 in the aftermath of the Rhondda case, various Bills were introduced into the Lords proposing that hereditary women peers should be able to sit in the Upper House.
This special report looks at how American business will cope with that pain and with the big policy issues that the country will face in the aftermath of the crash.
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Last year, for instance, Haitian authorities distributed food vouchers only to women in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake.
The political turmoil of some African countries in the aftermath of the Cold War made the conditions for African development even worse.
Most members of Congress appear reluctant to push for new restrictions on weapons in the aftermath of the Virginia Tech shootings.
A focus on the short term became essential as the global economy slumped in the aftermath of the financial panic that followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008.
He added that the agency, which was set up with temporary status in the aftermath of the second world war was also asking for an increase in resettlement quotas from developed countries.
But in the aftermath of the housing bust and the resulting mortgage crisis, it seems apparent that risk wasn't so much reduced as hidden: all too many investors had no idea how exposed they were.
Khamenei indicated that Iranians should take a deep breath in the aftermath of the vote.
But the tough security measures introduced in the aftermath of the attacks- and better use of intelligence- have, so far, kept America safe.
strong Presidents have often been followed by weak ones, in the aftermath of every active Presidency, Congress has reasserted its own independence and power.
"You could say there is even a sort of groundswell of public sympathy, I would say, in the aftermath of the assassination, and that is translated into support for the PPP," said Scott Mastic.
Though China, which has 77 reactors at various stages of construction, planning and discussion, has said it will review its programme in the aftermath of Fukushima, few expect it to stop entirely.
It MIGHT seem callous in the aftermath of 230,000 deaths in January's earthquake to talk about the opportunity offered by the rebuilding of Haiti.
Future: Was originally signed on a 2-year contract but in the aftermath of the Euro 08 final the future is still uncertain.
Nations have recovered from huge debt burdens in the past, often in the aftermath of wars, when men and resources were released from conflict and put to more productive work.
But in the aftermath of the financial crisis, all that could change.
Many Iraqis have also been kidnapped, mostly for ransom, amid the chaos and lawlessness that swept the country in the aftermath of the invasion.
She secured a visa to visit Myanmar in the aftermath of the cyclone, providing her with a close-up view of the clash between an isolationist regime and an often ignorant outside world.
Officials searched the Massachusetts home of a man who served more than 12 years in prison for extortion in the aftermath of the deaths.
Hackett is understood to fear that Gallagher would not be in the right mind to take charge of another match in the aftermath of the shocking scenes at QPR's Harlington training ground on Wednesday.
During the bubble collapse in the aftermath of Iowa and Nebraska, bank number than we recent collapse in the great depression was five times so much.
Life was much harder in the aftermath of the war.
The victory of Barack Obama ensured that race would be much discussed in the aftermath of this year's vote -- yet it also ensures that it never again will be discussed quite this much.
Burmese exiles say the flow of money from the U.S. and elsewhere has been critical in recent months in the aftermath of the pro-democracy protests last year.
The details of the allegation may be special to Deutsche Bank, but the story has the same general characteristics of so many schemes unearthed in the aftermath of the financial meltdown.
That paper, written in the aftermath of the savings-and-loan crisis of the Reagan years, argued that many of the losses in that crisis were the result of deliberate fraud.
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