Nothing new was learned.

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Germany s Political Stagnation

Time no longer existed.

75 World Bank, Stagnation or Revival?

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Today 49 per cent of Guineans live below the poverty line, as compared to 40 per cent just 10 years ago.

B. The continuing stagnation in Burundi

Savings rates in Africa are low and have stagnated.

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Peace processes, he warned, could not afford stagnation.

65 Ibid., citing World Bank, Stagnation or Revival?, p. 42.

At the same time, sub Saharan Africa has stagnated.

B. The continuing stagnation in Burundi 17 36 7

50 Technical Paper IV Settlements , in Stagnation or Revival?

Economic stagnation or weak growth exacerbates poverty.

Income there stayed stagnant, as it zoomed ahead in the rest of the world.

Despite the stagnation of income a number of improvements can be noted.

How long can Japan sustain this period of harmonious stagnation?

Of what good is a limousine if it is forever stalled?

A sentence, once begun, hung suspended in the air, as if frozen by the frost,

If the euro is to be preserved, and if stagnation is to be avoided, five policy measures could be attempted

On the economic front, the country is emerging from a lengthy crisis, during which its economy was stagnant.

Agricultural and industrial output stagnated, and the balance of trade gradually worsened.

If the reality is stagnation, I can only go up if you go down.

The men sort of stagnate there, while the women zoom up in those high skill jobs.

The European Union regretted the ongoing stalemate in the Conference on Disarmament.

Apart from opium poppy cultivation, economic activity has come almost to a standstill.

But he didn't stop there. He didn't stop with just trying to design the best railway journey.

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Stagnating official export activity, due in part to the sanctions on timber exports

Meanwhile, action on sanitation has stalled in most developing regions.

This fact of international life underlies the current reform stalemate.

We are concerned at the general inertia existing in the entire disarmament machinery.

It would not be possible to break out of the impasse if both sides continued to engage in the game of one upmanship.

Growing poverty, stagnating economies, fragile institutions and declining export earnings had led to a deterioration of the environment.

Regrettably, the progressive development and codification of international law had reached stalemate.

And we get sucked into that faster than anything.

Some members said that there was also a risk that during the transition period, the whole system might come to a standstill.

The lack of universality, which seems elusive even in other forums, is not an excuse for not moving ahead.

The main reason for this stagnation is undoubtedly the increase in the number and frequency of conflicts.