A strong communication strategy could not be achieved without an equally strong news infrastructure.

It believes that others, especially those in the Middle East region, should make an equally strong commitment.

We all want to be there, in the upper right quadrant, where performance is strong and learning opportunities are equally distributed.

But there was also equally strong recognition that stepped up action is needed to prevent the unnecessary deaths of so many people, particularly children in Africa.

Equally important were matters related to the development of a strong and uniform ethics policy that was applicable throughout the entire network of the enterprise, without any exceptions.

We are equally of the strong conviction that the authority of the General Assembly should be reasserted, to ensure that its resolutions and decisions are binding and enforceable.

Not only have the two sets of rights been divided into two covenants with different and not equally strong supervisory bodies, but the character of the rights is also different.

To ensure a country's firm footing on the sustainable path of growth and prosperity, a strong economic foundation is equally as essential as short term flows of aid and debt cancellation.

It's equally testable.

Equally divided votes

The negotiation of a new international instrument could increase the risk of undercutting existing standards, as it might not be possible to agree at the international level on an equally strong set of measures.

And the Russians, equally.

They're all weighted equally.

This is equally tragic.

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Affirming that women and men should participate equally in social, economic and political development, should contribute equally to such development and should share equally in improved conditions of life,

But we also have an equally strong need men and women for adventure, for novelty, for mystery, for risk, for danger, for the unknown, for the unexpected, surprise you get the gist for journey, for travel.

It was equally disappointing that the World Summit had not agreed on a strong message to the WTO Ministerial Meeting in Hong Kong on the need to fulfil the development dimension of the Doha work programme.

Well, we're all equally sophisticated.

It applies equally to math.

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Parents should be treated equally.

Equally well known is Pascal's Wager.

All of us are equally vulnerable.

His justification if not now, never is almost certainly true. But there is another, equally strong (albeit often overlooked) rationale the tremendous potential for an Israeli Palestinian Jordanian economic zone that would drive the entire region s growth and development.

That applies equally in the marine realm.

Yet, there is another equally important dimension.

Equally worrying is Africa's unsustainable debt burden.

Equally untidy office there, as you can see.

Those services treat all energy supply options equally.

Revitalizing the General Assembly is equally long overdue.

Other forms of cooperation will be equally important.

It has been suggested that a number of the features of a strengthened international arrangement on forests would apply equally to a legal framework, particularly in generating a strong signal that forest related issues are a matter of priority for the international community.

Your brain doesn't know. Because both are equally likely.

Now it's about something else, but it's equally profound.

Capacity building at the regional level was equally vital.

Equally, leadership is needed from within the Unionist community.

Equally though, we have noted that great challenges persist

This applies equally to younger as to older children.

All stakeholders should be involved equally in their development.

Equally harmful are the government s sensitivity to its own policy failures and the stigma attached to a disease that is often sexually transmitted. Indeed, information is so limited and the stigma so strong that ordinary people and sometimes medical personnel often ostracize AIDS patients.