In many countries, the fledgling democracies and their institutions are weak.

Under a monarchy that led the country from 1951 1969, King Idris s relatives and inner circle ran roughshod over fledgling state institutions. More interested in reigning than in governing, state institutions withered under Idris s neglect.

Under a monarchy that led the country from 1951 1969, King Idris s relatives and inner circle ran roughshod over fledgling state institutions. More interested in reigning than in governing, state institutions withered under Idris s neglect. nbsp

Despite the bravery of our own fledgling forces, we cannot do it alone.

A decline in oil revenues could be devastating to the fledgling Iraqi government. Current oil revenues are barely enough to cover state expenses, let alone pay for reconstruction, debt, and war reparations.

Iraq is a fledgling democracy committed to the rule of law, both internationally and domestically.

However, the ensuing upsurge in violence seriously undermined the fledgling coordination between the parties, bringing back feelings of frustration and disappointment.

The sharp deterioration in the external environment not only shattered the profitability of the fledgling manufacturing sector, choking investment prospects and increasing its vulnerability to further shocks, but also constrained investment in the primary sector, where much production was organized through state owned companies.

This phenomenon is threatening the fledgling democracies in the subregion and is also a source of instability in other, different regions of the world.

In the final analysis, peace in the Sudan is indivisible and cannot flourish in one part of the country if it is fledgling in another.

Developing a more comprehensive and integrated post conflict recovery and reconstruction approach is key to preventing the vestiges of past conflict from disrupting fledgling peace and stability.

His country's fledgling efforts at industrial development were vulnerable to even minor shocks and faced huge challenges posed by the weakness of the private sector, including small and medium enterprises.

Regrettably, the acute refugee problem and the lack of unified international efforts to resolve it were draining Georgia s resources, upsetting its development plans and threatening the integrity of fledgling institutions.

Finally, the Iraqi government must begin dismantling the militia groups that still outgun the fledgling Iraqi army, and it must defeat the largely Sunni led insurgency. Each of these tasks is formidable.

Fledgling democracies will carry the people with them only if basic freedoms are respected and if the Government is seen to work for the good and the development of all the people.

Without this right, elections may not add up to democracy. The checks and balances that unions provide are essential in the workplace, but they are even more important in sustaining fledgling democratic regimes.

That precedent is, without doubt, dangerous for a fledgling democracy. The Islamists must have representation in order to ensure that they do not renounce the ballot box as a means of pursuing their objectives.

It had launched an quot incubator quot programme, in which the Government essentially financed the operating budget of fledgling companies for two years until they could develop a product and make it commercially viable.

UNOPS can also be seen as part of a new and fledgling phenomenon within the United Nations system the phenomenon of establishing intersectoral, thematic units, such as UNAIDS, GEF and the Administrative Staff College.

But has Barack Obama s administration been too quick to embrace what was, until recently, one of the world s most repressive regimes? Or, on the contrary, is decisive US support essential to Myanmar s fledgling reform process?

Instead, they often seek immunity by running for public office. When a bloody coup against Corazon Aquino s fledgling democratic government failed, the leader of the putsch escaped from a floating prison and then successfully ran for senator.

The Unit also provides quality technical support to the MicroStart programme, which was launched in February 1997 at the Microcredit Summit held in Washington, D. C., and given the task of helping start up and fledgling initiatives.

Temporary commodity booms typically pull workers, capital, and land away from fledgling manufacturing sectors and production of other internationally traded goods. This reallocation can damage long term economic development if those sectors nurture learning by doing and fuel broader productivity gains.

The fledgling democracies of the two countries stand a better of chance of succeeding if they work together in a spirit of reconciliation, friendship and cooperation, complementing the prosecutorial justice that has been carried out in Indonesia and Timor Leste.

Now in a new era as a fledgling democracy, Iraq shared the same concerns as its fellow developing countries and was eager to benefit fully from the information provided by space technology, not least in the area of sustainable development.

12. Requests the Secretary General to improve upon the fledgling inter agency coordination group on trafficking in persons in order to enhance cooperation and coordination and facilitate a holistic and comprehensive approach by the international community to the problem of trafficking in persons

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The Committee affirmed on a number of occasions its strong opposition to this policy, which suffocates the fledgling Palestinian economy, interferes with the implementation of assistance projects and the disbursement of international aid, brings hardship and suffering to Palestinian households and exacerbates tension in the region.

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Founded formally in 1948 under UN auspices, the then fledgling Republic of Korea immediately became engulfed in Cold War power politics, which hampered its efforts to join the UN a goal not achieved until 1991. Since then, however, the Republic has more than made up for its late arrival.

History shows political turmoil often leads to inflation, which only fuels further turmoil. Europeans can bet their last euro the ECB will not let the fledgling common currency be ravaged by inflation because their political leaders, having failed to do their jobs, now fear they might lose them.

That you will surely experience state after state.

That you will surely experience state after state.

(d) State concerned means the predecessor State or the successor State, as the case may be

During the revolution, NTC leaders funneled resources and funding to the Islamist brigades with which they shared a common ideology, rather than to the fledgling Libyan National Army (LNA). After Islamist fighters killed the commander in chief of the rebel forces, Abdul Fattah Younes, in July 2011, the military was sidelined.

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