So, maybe we're in the throes of it.

Rwanda was in the throes of this genocidal war.

The sow doesn't look to be in the throes of ecstasy.

Apartheid, another global enemy, is in its death throes.

Yet the country is in the throes of an ugly moral crisis.

The global economy is in the throes of a fundamental structural change.

We are no longer writhing in the throes of the cold war.

CAMBRIDGE Capitalism is in the throes of its most severe crisis in many decades.

We'll elude the death throes of a languishing love.

Tell him that we were in the throes of jobhunting when he telephoned.

A section of the old walls collapsed, but even in their death throes they proved formidable.

By late 2008, China was in the throes of the functional equivalent of a full blown recession.

The throes of death bring the truth This is what you used to shun !

The throes of death bring the truth This is what you used to shun !

And there were mothers holding their children who had been caught in their last death throes.

All this leaves the new Government of Rwanda in the throes of a critical dilemma, requiring immeasurable soul searching.

Yukos, once Russia s leading oil company and a favorite of international investors, is in its death throes.

As Friedman s landmark television series Free to Choose was being broadcast in 1980, the world economy stood in the throes of a singular transformation.

The patient is the American consumer the world s biggest by far, but now in the throes of the worst funk since the Great Depression.

However, the will for change which guides the majority of the protagonists in the tragedy that is apartheid in its death throes must prevail over all manner of extremism.

China is in the throes of an identity crisis as it faces an almost inevitable economic slowdown and the need to implement a new growth model.

PARIS Tunisia, one of the Arab League s 22 members, is in the throes of a severe and profound crisis, albeit possibly one with a favorable resolution.

And I also said to her, Now these sows. I mean, you may have noticed there, The sow doesn't look to be in the throes of ecstasy.

Matters would have been much worse without the spending as it was, unemployment never surpassed 5.8 , and, in throes of the global financial crisis, it peaked at 5.5 .

Just as Syria comprises a more complex society than the other Arab countries currently in the throes of political transition, so, too, are its external relations more complex.

I went to see a location of a film and I saw Jung Ji Ho there at a small, pretty café, in the throes of his break up.

In the space of 10 years, most Central African States had seen or were still in the throes of civil war or inter ethnic conflict, involving crimes against humanity and in one case genocide.

So, even in the throes of a financial crisis, banks and non financial firms can continue to borrow if their balance sheets are sound, uncontaminated by the sovereign risk of their state government.

The Interim Government has striven, even in the throes of a civil war, to maintain law and order and operate with a Constitution which affirms civil liberties and respect for fundamental human rights.

(g) Refugee flows due to ethnic conflicts or political restructuring of multi ethnic societies in the throes of social and economic change (Eastern Europe, Africa and Asia) and their link with racism

The final throes of the war last year were horrific, with 20,000 40,000 civilians (mostly ethnic Tamils) killed in a period of a few months by both the Sri Lankan government forces and the Tigers.

My country, which has experienced the throes of war, cannot remain insensitive to the many conflicts that are tearing today apos s world apart, claiming innocent lives everywhere.

The Republic of Zaire, which, since it acceded to independence, has had to suffer the throes of civil war, rebellion and many attempts at secession, cannot afford to support a civil war in Angola.

The South African people, Africa as a whole and the international community have struggled without respite for long decades to see apartheid, now in its death throes, free its shackled children from their chains.

quot (g) Refugee flows due to ethnic conflicts or political restructuring of multi ethnic societies in the throes of social and economic change (Eastern Europe, Africa and Asia) and their link with racism

In the period from 1991 to 1993, nationalism was on the rise because Yeltsin s infant democracy seemed weak, with the country in the throes of a deep economic crisis, as well as an acute confrontation between different branches of government.

The situation is even more acute for my country, which is in the throes of a rebel war and implementing a substantial economic reform programme as well as a political transition programme all three activities taking place simultaneously.

In this area Tunisia has been and continues to be a forerunner in providing support to the Palestinian people and the people of South Africa and has pointed to the need to assist peoples in the throes of war and famine, in particular the peoples of Somalia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

And the throes ( of childbirth ) compelled her to betake herself to the trunk of a palm tree . She said Oh , would that I had died before this , and had been a thing quite forgotten !

And the throes ( of childbirth ) compelled her to betake herself to the trunk of a palm tree . She said Oh , would that I had died before this , and had been a thing quite forgotten !

A dictator s death throes are always a form of theater, featuring ecstatic masses, would be successors fighting for political survival, and, behind the scenes, the dictator s coterie locked in efforts to extend the life of their patriarch until they can secure their privileges.

The Palestinian Authority was in the throes of reorganizing and reforming its security apparatus and Israel should help to promote that process instead of hampering or thwarting it through uncalculated reactions or the rejection of constructive proposals for the strengthening of the Palestinian security forces.

As a country in the throes of a rebel war and that is implementing a substantial economic reform programme as well as a political transition timetable all with all this taking place simultaneously we have a special interest in the dividend from arms control and peaceful coexistence.

We come to the sixtieth session of the General Assembly at a turning point for our future, for we are in the throes of a struggle for democracy, a struggle to keep us from returning to our dark days and make them a thing of the past.

Countries selected for field visits in each region will be those that have experienced armed conflict or are still in the throes of such conflict. Consideration will be given to programmes designed to promote the physical and psychological recovery and social reintegration of children within their families and communities.