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This is against reality, and this has crippled both.
Political violence has crippled the production capacity of rural households and forced hundreds of thousands of Somalis to flee from their homes.
The embargo has hurt the people of Cuba and has crippled their economic development.
The blockade of Gaza has crippled industry and business, with the socioeconomic situation in the Gaza Strip being characterized by the shortage of essential commodities, medicines and spare parts, unstable prices, massive closure of industry and rising unemployment.
We are not to blame,nor is Geneva to be censured for the stalemate which has crippled this body for far too long.
A natural disaster of great magnitude has crippled nearly one fourth of the country, where thousands of towns and villages have simply been washed away.
In an 8 April 1941 entry,Goebbels wrote"He hates Christianity, because it has crippled all that is noble in humanity.
In the Economic Community of the Great Lakes Countries(CEPGL),the civil strife in Rwanda has crippled the Gisenyi-based CEPGL secretariat and curtailed implementation of cooperation activities such as the planned establishment of a customs union beginning with the elimination of tariffs on 1 January 1995.
This has forced regionalistic tendencies upon nations,which in some respects has crippled moves towards a true global partnership.
My delegation has on numerous occasions called for an end to the embargo that has crippled the Cuban economy and, as members heard from the Secretary of the Council of Ministers of Cuba, cruelly endangered the lives of many innocent people, including children, the sick and the elderly, who have had to bear the brunt of untold suffering.
In particular, I agree with many other Member nations that the number of Council members with veto power- a power that has crippled the United Nations for a long time- should not be raised.
The spread of such a great number of landmines over vast area of our lands has crippled all our attempts to utilize the abundant natural resources in this area for the development of the western Sahara.
As a result, the country continues to suffer from huge debt which has crippled investor confidence nationally and internationally.
My delegation has taken the floor on several occasions in the past anddoes so now to call for an end to this totally unjustified embargo that has crippled the Cuban economy and endangered the lives of many innocent people, including the sick, the elderly and children, who have had to bear the brunt of this arbitrary and vindictive act.
In conclusion, the above mentioned challenges can not be conquered without building the capacity of its human resources in the different fields given the fact that the prolonged war has crippled a great deal of mechanisms that could be used as a bridge towards the enhancement and improvement of the Southern Sudanese well-being in terms of the enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
I could have crippled him for life if I wanted to.
The economic sanctions on Iraq have crippled the country's economy and, of course, trade with neighbouring countries.
Oil and gas shortages have crippled manufacturing and transportation costs… While conflicts in the Mldeast have virtually cut off all oil imports to the Unlted States.
Within days, it had crippled the entire economy, daily life, and distribution of public services.
The closures andmovement restrictions imposed by the Israeli authorities have crippled the Palestinian economy.
Burundi already had plenty of experience it could share with other nations,given the solutions it had found for the internecine conflicts that had lasted for decades and had crippled development.
The aim of the negotiations is to persuade Iran to restrain its nuclear program in exchange for relief from sanctions that have crippled the oil exporter's economy.
The worldwide Great Depression of 1929 and the early 1930s had crippling effects on the Dutch economy, effects which lasted longer than they did in most European countries.
Continuing restrictions on the movement of people and goods had crippled the economy and social and political life, and had led to needless deaths because ambulances and humanitarian vehicles had been delayed at checkpoints regardless of the severity of the emergency.
Both science and religion have crippled us- rendered us stupid- robbing us of our own powers and evolutionary secret, one by urging us to heaven, the other to a utilitarian machinery.
Restrictions on the movement of people and goods had crippled the Palestinian economy, transforming villages and towns into isolated prisons and resulting in the untimely death of Palestinian women and children.
The international community should see it as its duty to support measures for the prevention and resolution of conflict in the countries concerned and to address the economic anddebt burdens that have crippled Africa.
Secondly, by blocking main and secondary roads in various Palestinian towns, conducting air raids and constructing a separation wall,the occupying Power had crippled the Palestinian economy and aggravated the unemployment and poverty situation 44 per cent decline in average income and more than 50 per cent of Palestinian families living in extreme poverty.
These inhumane attacks have crippled the economy of Lebanon.