By now we are familiar with the malady.

This opens up another programming area that could beneficially address the so-called "diseases of the poor" such as malaria, tuberculosis, tetanous, elephantitis and other maladies that are prevelent in the tropics.

If so, the malady is probably none other than a retreat from the ideals of the founding fathers of the United Nations.

Women's International Zionist Organization, as a women's organization, has developed a variety of programmes to deal with this social malady.

It was imperative, therefore, that the malady should first be clearly defined, in order to distinguish terrorist acts from other situations.

The goal of this initiative is to reduce malaria-related deaths by 50 per cent in the 15 African countries with high burdens of the malady -- leading to the possibility of a better life for those spared the ravages of this dread disease.

In the aide-mémoire that was sent by Ethiopia to Your Excellencies and from which I quoted the previous phrases, they also accuse Eritrea of a "peculiar mentality", a "malady", "disdain of the OAU and international law" and "contempt for civilized behaviour and civility", all in language that, to say the least, is far from civil.

Been studying a malady common among soldiers.

He is stronger than a malady, stronger than a hundred fevers.

- I feel that Monsieur Clancy suffers from a malady common to many writers of fiction.

Once from a sword wound right here, and the other from a malady in my head.

Yes, his malady was coming back, it was clear enough;

you had some malady at the time, I remember. It was so serious that I was surprised--

for it happens in this, as the physicians say it happens in hectic fever, that in the beginning of the malady it is easy to cure but difficult to detect, but in the course of time, not having been either detected or treated in the beginning, it becomes easy to detect but difficult to cure.

"At all events," put in the general, not listening to the news about the letter, "at all events, you must have learned SOMETHING, and your malady would not prevent your undertaking some easy work, in one of the departments, for instance?

He remembered that Lebedeff had said that he looked ill, and had better see a doctor; and although the prince scouted the idea, Lebedeff had turned up almost immediately with his old friend, explaining that they had just met at the bedside of Hippolyte, who was very ill, and that the doctor had something to tell the prince about the sick man. The prince had, of course, at once received him, and had plunged into a conversation about Hippolyte. He had given the doctor an account of Hippolyte's attempted suicide; and had proceeded thereafter to talk of his own malady,--of Switzerland, of Schneider, and so on;

He had come from Switzerland, where he had just undergone a successful course of treatment for idiocy (SIC!). Certainly Fortune favoured him, for, apart from the interesting malady of which he was cured in Switzerland (can there be a cure for idiocy?) his story proves the truth of the Russian proverb that 'happiness is the right of certain classes!' Judge for yourselves. Our subject was an infant in arms when he lost his father, an officer who died just as he was about to be court-martialled for gambling away the funds of his company, and perhaps also for flogging a subordinate to excess (remember the good old days, gentlemen). The orphan was brought up by the charity of a very rich Russian landowner.

General and complete disarmament, and multilateral negotiations towards that end, are an antidote for this growing malady.

There is no longer an excuse to shy away from our collective responsibility in the face of this global malady.

Fighting diseases such as malaria and rooting out the maladies of conflict and poor governance are keys to growth.

Surprisingly, the diagnosis of the malady, across the political spectrum, is clinically accurate, namely, the impasse in the CD is political, not procedural.

We must remember that poverty is not only a malady which destroys the societies directly affected, it is also a corrosive contagion that prevents international relations from developing on a basis of justice and equity.

To control the infiltrating of the malady into the Kingdom, the Ministry of Health has established a plan for carrying out a national programme at the central and regional levels.

It is true that to some extent, and in some areas, all countries in the developed and developing world alike suffer from the same maladies, which may, at times, paralyse the administrative machinery and create some impediments to progress.

It should be mentioned that following consultations with non-governmental organizations acting in the field of HIV/AIDS and representatives of United Nations agencies working in Romania, it was decided to set up a national multisectoral AIDS commission to examine the potential spread of AIDS and its consequences for the Romanian population and to assess the programmes developed so far with a view to working out a national strategy against this dreadful malady.

Because the Romans did in these instances what all prudent princes ought to do, who have to regard not only present troubles, but also future ones, for which they must prepare with every energy, because, when foreseen, it is easy to remedy them; but if you wait until they approach, the medicine is no longer in time because the malady has become incurable;