The HIV pandemic continues to escalate.

They're trained to think more, to try and de escalate.

And children tend to get into fights which escalate in terms of force.

Any one of those problems could escalate into conflict, thereby threatening life and security.

The war continued to escalate, as was promised by a series of cartel messages discovered in the area.

Such incidents could easily escalate into situations that would compromise military stability and roll back the peace process.

More than half the people now in the world live in cities, and that will just continue to escalate.

The recent dramatic incident in Logoualé shows how volatile the security situation is and how easily violence could escalate further.

Yes, Ahmadinejad will probably find a way to re escalate the conflict. No one can stop Iran from threatening the Strait of Hormuz.

Environmental concerns

The level of education is a conclusive factor in female participation rates in the labor force and the rates escalate as the level of education rises.

Financial concerns exist

Concerns expressed included

This directly concerns you.

Expresses grave concerns at

Discussion of major concerns

Remaining questions and concerns

While encouraging the ongoing peace process in those conflict areas, OIC continued to hope that the international community would make efforts to de escalate the tensions in those regions.

And with every open source project, the real benefit is the interplay between the specific concerns of people customizing their systems for their own particular concerns and the universal concerns.

There are real concerns there.

Three, pressing unresolved environmental concerns.

The fifth element concerns partnerships.

A. Ituri trends and concerns

3. Expresses grave concerns at

I am concerned, that in the absence of concrete action, the situation could escalate and, by intent or as a result of a miscalculation, lead to another round of devastating hostilities.

They were responding to immediate concerns.

My fourth point concerns the review.

NTBs and concerns of developing countries

These concerns were to be expected.

Addressing security related concerns more effectively

Session V Remaining questions and concerns

Calamity can still be averted if the costs of inaction escalate steadily. The worst problems, however, are those with inaction costs that remain invisible for a long time, but increase suddenly and explosively.

Censuring breaches by Israel of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Lebanon as well as persistent violations by Israel of the airspace and territorial waters of Lebanon, which escalate tension in the region,

Such gaps have contributed greatly to the problem if they are not addressed, the problem is likely to escalate, especially with the expected influx of additional troops to be deployed in the country.

I'm not going to minimize those concerns.

There nonetheless remain concerns to be addressed.

Special Health Concerns of Women with Disabilities

Legal and humanitarian concerns about cluster munitions

Concerns of the Friends of the Chair

The first concerns the issue of resources.

Most delegations had genuine fears and concerns.

Economists predict that strikes and unrest will escalate in Bangladesh, and also in Vietnam, with even investment bankers quoted by The Financial Times calling wages for women garment workers in these countries unsustainably low.

He will thus pass the war on to his successor. This might be advantageous for Bush s domestic purposes, but as a foreign policy, it will only escalate the risk of a Middle East explosion.

Economists predict that strikes and unrest will escalate in Bangladesh, and also in Vietnam, with even investment bankers quoted by The Financial Times calling wages for women garment workers in these countries unsustainably low.

The Security Council, in its resolution 1553 (2004), its latest resolution on UNIFIL, also highlighted those violations, characterizing them, in paragraph 7, as continuing violations that could further escalate the tension in the region.