A World of Convergence

And the forces of convergence exploded.

After the common currency s first decade, however, increased divergence, rather than rapid convergence, has become the norm within the euro area, and tensions can be expected to increase further.

Will Technology Kill Convergence?

NACE NAICS convergence project

There's a lot of serendipitous convergence here.

So my story really is as much about that convergence in the Americas as it's a convergence story in Eurasia.

Those points of convergence deserve thorough consideration and reflection.

I think we can reach a good degree of convergence.

While the trend toward greater convergence in this area may help to reduce such considerations and concerns, they will not disappear, since what may maximize welfare in one country may reduce it in another.

So this dream is really enabled by the convergence of two known technologies.

A possible convergence of interests lies with expanded South South trade and investment.

Moreover, the project provided indications of the extent of convergence achievable in participating countries.

I think they re two quite different modes divergence and convergence.

First, the new architecture must facilitate the convergence of the security, humanitarian and development perspectives.

The process of convergence of evidence and the careful cross checking and review of testimony requires time.

If the twenty second session finds these revisions comprehensive and acceptable, it could recommend the finalization and dissemination of this report as voluntary guidance on good practices on corporate governance disclosure that could contribute towards further convergence of disclosures in this area to improve corporate transparency and facilitate investment.

Improved convergence of approaches, programme strategies and interventions will lead to greater effectiveness and enhanced outcomes.

Because what it does is allow a convergence like we've never had before.

What results UNDP has achieved have been based on convergence among the following elements

Kozul Wright R and Rowthorn R (2002). Globalization and the myth of economic convergence. Economie appliqué, vol. LV

His Majesty's Government is committed to resolving the problems confronting Nepal with patriotism as the point of convergence.

And I had a happy brush with convergence until, kind of, Warner basically has to liquidate the whole thing.

Over the past 20 years, convergence had again come to be seen as the inevitable result of free trade.

First, empirical evidence shows that convergence of per capita income between lagging and leading regions is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition for achieving poverty reduction and social convergence. Second, regional policies that promote balanced growth could lower overall growth, thereby impeding poverty reduction.

The concentration on six provinces was meant to model initiatives for decentralization and inter sectoral convergence.

It is through the convergence of multiple avenues of enquiry that patterns emerge and begin to focus on the most critical elements.

A project to study convergence between the European and North American industry classifications was initiated in 2000.

That's what we're looking forward to. That is where we're going this union, this convergence of the atomic and the digital.

Convergence in social service provision also required strengthening the linkages and coordination of CBSS with other national programmes supported by UNICEF.

In the US, successful convergence in economic conditions across regions relies strongly on labor mobility. Internal migration is the main driver of income convergence, helped by a common language and all the other factors that foster mobility in America, such as comparatively easy access to housing and education.

(g) Upgrading of all connectivity and data systems, including the local area network, wide area network, Storage Area Network, Remote Area Network and Internet connectivity

The Third and Fourth Committees should collaborate closely to promote ideas reflecting the convergence of their mandates on the issue of self determination.

It has expanded detail on services considerably as part of a wider convergence process of the international and regional3 industry or activity classifications.

The three hours of discussions in an informal, interactive mode lead me to conclude that there are more areas of convergence than of divergence.

The quasi unison statements and the virtual convergence on the subject in the general debate speak for themselves.

And here is where we really felt that there was a great convergence of the technological and the natural in the project.

Over the last few decades, there has been increasing convergence towards a set of non jurisdiction specific, widely recognized financial reporting standards.

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As a result, the new focus of the convergence work became a better concordance scenario, which addressed lower structure detail and concept issues.

In particular, Thailand fully supported the role of UNCTAD as a forum in which countries could enhance policy convergence on important global issues.

At the same time, it showed the limitations in the convergence effort that ISIC and other classifications could achieve.

When an area of the brain is active, meaning a neural area is active, it gets blood flow shunted to that area.

In the first, the region risks a cycle of weak growth, retreat from market oriented policies, and increasing disillusionment. As a result, convergence with Western Europe could slow, with many countries lagging far behind a far different outcome from that envisioned during the boom of the mid 2000s, when convergence within a generation seemed almost like a birthright.

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