But foes of globalization say that what actually gets spread around is worker exploitation, and they're calling loudly for international controls on sweatshops, child labor and other ill effects of the rush for cheap labor.
If voluntary euthanasia at the end of life becomes more widely accepted, it is likely that society's disapproval of suicide in general will come under greater scrutiny, if only because the dividing line between suicide in the case of the terminally ill and other kinds of suicide will become more blurred.
"We build our new technology edifices on the rubble of older technology, " says Paul Saffo, a Silicon Valley technology forecaster who relishes telling the story of Disney's ill-fated house of the future and other now neglected technologies.
It would also require states and the federal government to provide records on criminals and the "violently mentally ill" to the national background check system, addressing a criticism by the NRA and other opponents of gun laws that the existing system lacks substantive information.
The Manchin-Toomey compromise also would require states and the federal government to provide records on criminals and the "violently mentally ill" to the national background check system, addressing a criticism by the NRA and other opponents of gun laws that the existing system lacks substantive information.
The fact that criminals, terrorists and other mentally ill people have access to guns is a national crisis.
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The WHO measured how disability and other conditions affected ill health.
It includes support for wounded warriors and other ill and injured personnel, including the physical and psychological care and rehabilitation that they need.
At a time when the U.K. has needed allies, he and his senior colleagues have antagonized other member states with ill-judged advice on how to solve the euro crisis.
For Fenton, one of the issues that continues to come up is the stigma he and other soldiers feel about being labeled mentally ill, rather than wounded in war.
But honestly, these stories are again somewhat disconnected from the other storylines, and they can be entirely skipped with no ill effects.
Opinion polls showed that most Pakistanis would support a decision to carry out the country's first-ever nuclear tests, even though the result would be to bring down tough economic sanctions from the United States and other countries of a sort which Pakistan can ill afford.
And a number of other things went wrong with the bank, including its ill-conceived takeover of ABN Amro, the world's largest banking merger at the time, and its expansion into American mortgage markets.
Investors appear to be souring on social networking shares, a development which bodes ill for the eventual IPOs for Facebook, Twitter and other players in the industry.
Food and other relief supplies are running low, and the people remaining are primarily elderly or ill.
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One reason is that pecking orders matter more than in most other rich countries: income distribution is very unequal and the unemployed, disaffected, ill-educated rump is comparatively large.
The government, shareholders, investors, taxpayers, and other stakeholders must force Goldman to return all ill-gotten profits from its illegal short conspiracy.
Compared with the West, Asian countries have invested less in pensions and other forms of social protection, on the assumption that the family will look after ageing or ill relatives.
The ASA says it doesn't wish to "disregard anyone's beliefs, but specific claims targeted at people who may be seriously ill must comply with the rules on substantiation and social responsibility that apply to all other advertising".
Like it or not, today's cities are the muddled product, among other things, of speed, greed, outmoded social agendas and ill-suited postmodern aesthetics.
Which means, debate on the debt ceiling will be heated and go to the last minute (as it frequently has in the past, with no ill consequences other than political fallout).
He failed to hole anything, but began to treat me as something other than an ill-dressed loser, even offering me the odd fist-bump and compliment.
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On the other hand, patching together a new government will not be easy, and may take time that Turkey can ill afford.
Wrexham council leader Aled Roberts said only last week the authority completed its investigations under the Pennington report, the public inquiry into the E.coli outbreak in south Wales in 2005 which left one boy dead and more than 150 other people ill.
The inquiry followed an E.coli outbreak in Wales in 2005 which left one boy dead and over 150 other people ill.
The co-chairs of the ill-fated deficit reduction supercommittee, Senator Patty Murray and Representative Jeb Hensarling, did not know each other before being given 10 weeks to solve the entire federal deficit problem.
She unpicks other tangles too: the tense relationship between the impatient, ill-informed underground leadership in Poland and the divided, ill-led exiled government in London, sidelined and then dumped by the allies as the Soviet armies marched west.
Her refusal to allow Jane Harman to continue on the Intelligence Committee and become chairman has been viewed as personal and ill-advised, particularly as Pelosi s choice for the job, Silvestre Reyes of Texas, has shown himself to be relatively ill-informed on Iraq and other issues.
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