The people of the fuelled blazing fire.

The people of the fuelled blazing fire.

They have also fuelled international terrorism and internal conflicts.

The latter is fuelled by the following four factors

Their images fuelled resistance to the war and to racism.

Hydrogen fuelled buses are more environmentally friendly than diesel buses.

In others, they have fuelled civil strife and civil war.

This is often fuelled by unwarranted criticism from the central government.

This fuelled a particularly disturbing line of racist and xenophobic thinking.

Today, it is fuelled in particular by the anarchic trade in weapons.

The global crisis arising from the search for the best way to deal with modern, technology fuelled terrorism highlights that need.

Poverty, extreme inequality and public corruption have fuelled authoritarian rule and violence for decades.

The increase is closely linked with malnutrition and tuberculosis, but also fuelled by numerous cases of violence against women, the precariousness of living conditions and ignorance.

This possibility became part of the debate over the Syrian presence in Lebanon and fuelled it further.

Acknowledging the significant and steady period of economic expansion fuelled by the continuing growth of high end tourism,

The arrival in Zaire of 1.2 million Rwandan refugees beginning in July 1994 fuelled an already violent situation.

Thus, the policy of occupation and genocide, fuelled by the ideology of hatred, has led to the present situation.

It was noted that there was a high level of bystander apathy fuelled by citizens' ignorance of their neighbours.

The conference of speakers of national parliaments proposed for the year 2000, to be held in conjunction with the Millennium Assembly at the United Nations, will no doubt be an ideal and very welcome opportunity further to strengthen this cooperation, which has been fuelled and will continue to be fuelled by timely actions and resolutions such as the one we have adopted today, with the support of all States present.

Recent events at Headquarters and in the field had fuelled attacks which had led critics to question the Organization's role.

Organized crime contributed to state weakness, impeded economic growth, fuelled many civil wars and provided financing mechanisms to terrorist groups.

Whether or not Trump will fire the deputy attorney general, and thereby endanger Mueller's independence, has fuelled Washington gossip for months.

This structure contrasts with the pre 1980 business cycle, which rested on wage growth tied to productivity growth and full employment. Wage growth, rather than borrowing and financial booms, fuelled demand growth.

The spread of the virus has been fuelled by the armed conflict and its consequences such as rape, increased prostitution and poverty.

He called for further action in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice and greater efforts to reduce poverty, which fuelled crime.

In the first quarter of 1997 visitor arrivals were up by 19 per cent, fuelled in large part by the growing diving market.

In this connection, MONUC has received reports of arms distributed to civilians in some areas, which have further fuelled fears of wider intercommunal violence.

It should turn its attention to situations that served as an excuse for terrorism and allowed certain countries to develop policies that fuelled terrorism.

The widespread culture of impunity promotes the persistence of a generalized climate of intolerance and violence, which is also fuelled by the propaganda of hatred.

According to the Economist Intelligence Unit, the rise in inflation can be attributed to an overheating economy fuelled by the rapid growth of the international business sector along with rising costs of health, education and transport.8

Hosni Mubaraks four domestic wars are fuelled by Egypt s excluded, who are increasingly in rebellion against a regime that has long outlived its legitimate mandate. The battle with the judges may well prove to be Mubarak s Achilles heel.

The United States deemed it critical to guarantee the right to possess and transfer property, which fuelled the spirit of enterprise that was vital to economic development.

Africa is one of the regions that has suffered most from the uncontrolled proliferation of small arms and light weapons, fuelled by the greed of death merchants.

Organized crime contributed to state weakness, impeded economic growth, fuelled many civil wars and provided financing mechanisms to terrorist groups (A 59 2005 and Add.1 3, para.

(c) Asia and the Pacific The region has one of the highest rates of economic growth in the world, which has largely been fuelled by industrialization and international trade.

Such conflicts are fuelled by the ever growing illicit trade in small arms and light weapons, which cause the death and displacement of thousands of innocent people every year.

Criminality is being fuelled by the circulation in the country of light arms and may have been exacerbated by the large scale prison escape in Abidjan in November 2004.

Faced with that possible reaction, we must realize that no country in the world can consider itself immune from a future wave of violence fuelled by intolerance, economics, religious fundamentalism, political intolerance or racial conflict, or even a combination of any of them.

Since then, oil has fuelled an Azeri military buildup. So the government in Baku is far more prepared to respond to renewed warfare than it was in the 1990 s.

ECA data indicates that 80 cents of every dollar that flowed into Africa from foreign sources for economic development flowed back out, suggesting widespread capital flight primarily fuelled by debt.

These same weapons fuelled the killings in Rwanda and in Bosnia a decade ago and are fuelling the conflicts in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and in Darfur today.

In a spirit of respect for human rights and freedoms, we have given full support to the political system and fuelled the economic growth and development that prevail today in Bolivia.

A new course at Harvard University this year has got all its undergraduates getting more sleep in a bid to combat the growing macho culture of studying through caffeine fuelled 'all nighters.'

The debate on the deterrence aspect of nuclear weapons has been fuelled by new developments in the last several years and has raised numerous questions as to the correctness of such perceptions.

Engendered by the indiscriminate violence of religious fundamentalism which, for its part, is fuelled by poverty, injustice and inequality of every kind, it takes various forms attacks, hostage taking, piracy and other acts.