During the 2004 05 period, peacekeeping operations surged.

Encouragingly, voter registration has surged in all areas of the country, the latest figures and assessment indicating about 14 million people so far.

HIV AIDS, the plague of the modern world, has killed over 20 million men, women and children and the number of people infected has surged to over 40 million.

Due to the rainstorm, the river water surged over the river banks.

While the figure surged to 197 during the 11 years from 2005 to 2015.

Environmental damage has been staggering, the gap between rich and poor has been growing, and urbanization with all its attendant problems has surged. And, at least so far, the boom has not induced the systemic political changes for which many hoped.

As a result, the amount of capital trade on international markets had surged in recent years.

OFDI flows grew marginally between 1976 and 1989 but have surged since 1990 except in 1998 and 2002.

This re nationalization has not been justified ideologically, but rather cynically the purpose is simply to generate corrupt revenues for top Kremlin officials. Although corruption has been declining in most of the former Soviet Union, it has surged in Russia since 2004, becoming more rationalized and concentrated.

Burundi surged from 9 percent to 30 per cent today and went on to elect a woman as Speaker of Parliament.

18. Gross private sector financial flows to developing countries had surged from 187 billion in 1995 to 244 billion in 1996.

One big surprise of the current presidential campaign in France is how national identity has surged to the forefront of the political debate. During the 1995 presidential campaign, the main issues were unemployment and social divisions.

The Department indicated that MONUC had had a significant increase in personnel and as a result the number of medical evacuations had also surged.

Exports of Korean ginseng chicken soup to China surged 20 times in four years analysis it is related to the increase of empty nest youth

Exports of Korean ginseng chicken soup to China surged 20 times in four years, which may be related to the increase of empty nest youth China News

More recently, the discussion has shifted toward a seemingly more credible cause the proliferation of margin financing since 2010. With retail investors borrowing large amounts to finance share purchases, participation in the stock market surged, effectively turning a sound bull market into a mad cow.

He said, I will take refuge on a mountain it will protect me from the water. He said, There is no protection from God s decree today, except for him on whom He has mercy. And the waves surged between them, and he was among the drowned.

He said, I will take refuge on a mountain it will protect me from the water. He said, There is no protection from God s decree today, except for him on whom He has mercy. And the waves surged between them, and he was among the drowned.

In a knock on effect, apart from the obvious benefits of clean water and adequate sanitation, PAGER has also had a huge impact on primary school enrolment in rural areas, where the attendance for girls has surged from 30 per cent to 51 per cent with young children, in particular girls, previously supplying families with water.

Local governments indebtedness soared, and fixed investment surged toward an unprecedented 50 of GDP. Fears surfaced of another banking crisis, the imminent collapse of a monstrous property bubble, and runaway inflation.

Political tensions surged again during the 2003 presidential election, which concluded peacefully following bouts of violence and fears of fraud aroused by the candidacy of former military ruler Efraín Ríos Montt.

Turkey recently embarked on the drafting of a law to increase the renewable share in electricity generation and to increase private sector investments. While the draft law has yet to be enacted, applications from the private sector to the State Hydraulic Works and Energy Market Regulating Authority to implement renewable energy projects has already surged in anticipation of its entry into force.

Yet the dollar, a symbol of American financial power, has surged rather than declined. As Kenneth Rogoff, a Harvard professor and former chief economist of the IMF notes, It is ironic, given that we just messed up big time, that the response of foreigners is to pour more money into us.

Immigration to Spain, Italy, and Greece has surged, adding to longstanding immigrant populations in northern Europe and to the number of so called guest workers in Austria, Germany, and Luxembourg. The most recent stage of EU enlargement last May added millions of Roma from the new member states of Central and Eastern Europe.

There was then a lengthy hold up for a serious injury to Ruaridh Knott, who was stretchered off, and from the restart, Ayr surged further ahead through a Stafford McDowall try, converted by Climo.

Last year, the export sales of Korean ginseng chicken soup to China was 100,339 US dollars and the weight was 21,859 kg, which surged by 2094 and 3668.8 respectively compared with that in 2013.

The government of Slovakia lost its majority and is unstable. Within months, if not weeks, of realizing the long sought goal of European Union membership, a wave of political instability surged through Central Europe.

Oil prices are not helping. Having already surged on account of Iran related geopolitical concerns, they are altering American consumers behavior, weakening their confidence, aggravating the country s payments imbalances, and further reducing policymakers flexibility.

CAMBRIDGE The challenge of raising the incomes of middle class families has emerged as an important focus of the presidential election campaign in the United States. Everyone agrees that incomes at the top have surged ahead in recent decades, helped by soaring rewards for those with a high tech education and rising share prices.

The Union has also been a bearer of prosperity, because it is an effective mechanism for lagging members to surmount long standing barriers to development. Ireland and Greece, once the two poorest countries of Europe have surged economically, with Greece coming close to the European average and Ireland having already taken its place among the richest.

Ireland s accumulation of wealth during its Celtic Tiger period, when the country surged toward the top of Europe s economic league table, has also been an effective shock absorber. This, together with fears about being left out in the geopolitical cold (despite the country s historical links with Britain and America), dampens Irish enthusiasm for economic experiments outside the eurozone.

Exacerbating matters, the central bank s repeated efforts to tighten the money supply raises the cost of capital. Last June, the annualized interbank lending rate surged to more than 10 a level that it almost matched in December.

According to the report on Day 5 of Yonhap, last year, the export sales of Korean ginseng chicken soup to China exceeded 100,000 US dollars, which surged 20 times compared with that of four years ago, in 2013.

That will, of course, prompt cynics to ask What about the other 80 ? But those who have taken the oath are part of a larger turn toward ethics that has followed the recent flood of revelations of dishonesty and greed in the financial sector. Interest in business ethics courses has surged, and student activities at leading business schools are more focused than ever before on making business serve long term social values.

In the early 2000s, short term capital began to flow into China, with investors betting on the renminbi s appreciation and, from 2004 2006, on rising asset prices. Since renminbi internationalization was launched in 2009, exchange rate arbitrage and the carry trade have surged.

To be sure, the Tea Party s brand of aggrieved populism and its composition of mostly white, angry, middle class voters has deep roots in the United States, flaring up during times of change. But observers who have drawn comparisons to the Know Nothings, the racist, paranoid, anti Catholic, and anti immigrant party that surged in the 1850 s, are reading the movement far too superficially.

These reforms were followed by a gradual opening to the global economy, a process that accelerated in the early 1990s. Economic growth surged ahead, and returns on public investment soared, reaching an annual growth rate above 9 of GDP, shortly after the reforms were implemented.

Whenever the dollar was weak, capital surged into alternative currencies, notably the Japanese yen and the German Mark. But exchange rate appreciation put great strain on the export industries that were central to these countries economic performance and both countries tried desperately to avoid becoming reserve currencies.

Oil prices have surged to more than 100 per barrel, as China, India, and other oil importing countries join the United States in a massive scramble to buy up supplies, especially from the Middle East. Food prices, too, are at historical highs, contributing to poverty and political unrest.

In the interwar crisis of democracy, participation in elections surged as voters tried to protest against what the radical parties denounced as the system . In Germany in 2009, electoral participation fell by 5 , to 72.5 .  Those voters who were disillusioned by politics simply thought that there was no point in voting.

Today, less than one fifth of the public trusts the federal government to do the right thing most of the time, compared to three quarters in 1964. Of course, these figures surged occasionally during that period, such as after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks but the overall decline is considerable.

In the interwar crisis of democracy, participation in elections surged as voters tried to protest against what the radical parties denounced as the system . In Germany in 2009, electoral participation fell by 5 , to 72.5 . Those voters who were disillusioned by politics simply thought that there was no point in voting.

Of course, their fear is not irrational, as Pasok, a long established left wing party in Greece, found out when the far left, anti austerity Syriza Party surged to victory in January. But that does not change the fact that parties need to address their electoral fears is causing serious damage to national policymaking.

True, private capital flows have surged in the wake of global liberalization and these countries privatization schemes. But private capital flows have proven to be volatile and prone to sudden interruptions, as exemplified by the Asian and Russian financial crises of the late 1990 s, or more recently by investors pulling out from infrastructure sectors.

In fact, there is a far more important issue that should serve as the main focus of the British debate on the EU the UK s future status inside the EU as a non member of the eurozone. This is what Cameron and Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne were focusing on until UKIP surged in the opinion polls.