Everyone has a generalized commitment to progress.

I've got generalized anxiety disorder, which is a given.

Source 1999 Population and housing Census Generalized result from 3 sample

But then some of us generalized it further. And then it did!

They've understood there is a generalized concept of straightness, it's called a geodesic.

This decrease is generalized throughout the country (IBGE, Demographic Census 1960 to 2000).

It also notes with concern the generalized use of intoxicating substances among street children.

The results can also be generalized to estimate the prevalence of violence in the overall population.

Source From the 1999 Population and housing Census generalized result from 3 sample, Ha Noi January 2000

He called for improvements in the Generalized System of Preferences to facilitate market access through remaining preferences.

There is now a clear, generalized perception that the structure of the Council fails to reflect current international realities.

The process of decline in fertility, particularly starting in the 80s, was generalized throughout all regions and social strata.

And so we're being careful in trying to look at these different models so we come up with a generalized approach.

Armed conflict often involves an overall militarization of the population, resulting in generalized violence with women themselves becoming the war zone .

And I think it's actually quite rare to have both malingering and generalized anxiety disorder, because malingering tends to make me feel very anxious.

Key result area 2 focuses on 54 countries currently experiencing generalized HIV AIDS epidemics, where it will improve care for orphans and vulnerable children.

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.

In other countries, such as Côte d'Ivoire, Somalia and Nepal, pervasive human rights abuses or generalized violence ran the risk of causing new or renewed displacement.

Contrary to the legal advances, the violation of the human rights of children, particularly of girls, appears to be a generalized and growing phenomenon throughout Brazil.

In urban areas where violence is generalized, women are violated in terms of the treatment received from some private institutions and government ones, including in public spaces.

UNU does not think that this recommendation can be generalized to UNU, but the management will review ways to correct inconsistencies at the regional centres and programmes mentioned.

And I was shocked to find out that my thinking was quite different. Like if I say, Think about a church steeple most people get this sort of generalized generic one.

As regarded the new geography of international economic relations, UNCTAD had emphasized the role of South South cooperation through, among others, the third round of Generalized System of Trade Preferences (GSTP) negotiations.

Recent studies have shown that when generalized trust in society is high, economic performance is improved and life satisfaction is higher. Among other reasons, commercial agreements are more easily reached and efficiently implemented.

President Richard Nixon hailed the 1971 Smithsonian agreement as the most significant monetary agreement in the history of the world. But it was soon in tatters, and the world moved to generalized floating.

4.5 The State party says that the Committee's Views in Gómez Vásquez cannot be generalized and applied to other cases, since they are restricted to the specific case in which they were adopted.

Target 3 Policies, strategies and action plans to reduce parent to child transmission of HIV, including comprehensive care, support and treatment to children and their families living with HIV AIDS, in countries with generalized epidemics

It remains of very serious concern, however, that HIV AIDS has now exceeded the benchmark of a generalized epidemic, with a doubling of the prevalence rate among the adult population over the past two years.

Yes, financial markets in troubled countries for example, Russia s currency, equity, and bond markets have been negatively affected. But the more generalized contagion to global financial markets that geopolitical tensions typically engender has failed to materialize.

16. Further reaffirms that preferences granted to developing countries, pursuant to the enabling clause ,Decision of the Contracting Parties of 28 November 1979 (L 4903). Available from http docsonline.wto.org. should be generalized, non reciprocal and non discriminatory

4.5 The State party asserts that the Committee's Views in Cesario Gómez Vásquez v. Spain, could not be generalized and applied to other cases, since they were restricted to the specific case in which they were adopted.

Experts pointed out that with the return of the securities market to flatness, many brokers sagged this year in results. But the detailed situation of the listed companies is dependent on the detailed development of the corporate business and cannot be generalized.

In the interwar years, these employees largely disappeared from the lives of all but the ultra rich. The iconoclastic British historian A. J. P. Taylor quipped that laments about the decline of Britain were really generalized reflections of Oxford academics view of the servant problem.

Higher energy costs (owing to increases in both excise taxes and electricity rates), credit bottlenecks, specialization in stagnant export markets, and generalized policy uncertainty all seem to have played a role. As a result, Greek export prices have not come down nearly as much as wages.

There are no heroes in this story, certainly not Argentina s policymakers, who a decade ago attempted unilaterally to force a massive generalized write down on foreign bondholders. Economists who trumpeted the Buenos Aires consensus as the new way to run economies also look foolish in hindsight.

By contrast, if the Round is completed, aside from this generalized gain, specific and important improvements would benefit the world s least developed countries. The European Union, for example, has already agreed that all such countries will be afforded duty and quota free market access for their exports.

The question is not one of popularity alone after all, Mozart was popular in his day, and Shakespeare s plays attracted the poor as well as the rich but of mass culture s refusal to challenge and provoke. The result of the failure is a generalized indifference and passivity in audiences.

This will be achieved through implementation of the CCCs in relation to education during declared emergencies, as well as implementation of the International Labour Organization (ILO) Code of Practice on HIV AIDS in the World of Work in the education systems of 54 countries with generalized HIV AIDS epidemics.

As if this were not bad enough, the agreement jettisons everything we ve learned over the last 30 years or so about international pressure and labor law reform. The stronger provisions of previous trade agreements, such as the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) and the Caribbean Basin Initiative (CBI), have been dumped.

The generalized version of this proposition is that secular stagnation the persistent underuse of potential resources is the fate of all economies that rely on private investment to fill the gap between income and consumption. As capital becomes more abundant, the expected return on new investment, allowing for risk, falls toward zero.

It may also be that notice has been taken of the precedent, and that those authorities that intend to use it to justify future moves are loathe to criticize it. In that case, the generalized silence could indicate that all other central banks entertain the possibility of using that option, which would be most worrisome.

Median inflation rates for emerging market and developing economies, which were in double digits through the mid 1990s, are now around 2.5 and falling. The sharp declines in oil and commodity prices during the latest supercycle have helped mitigate inflationary pressures, while the generalized slowdown in economic activity in the emerging world may have contributed as well.

Let s take a case study, the last generalized boom bust cycle in commodity prices, which caused these prices generally to rise (more or less) from some time in the 1960 s until the 1980 s, and then generally to fall until the mid 1990 s. Maybe images matter just as much as substance in explaining that.

In short, substantial RMB appreciation would reduce the bilateral US China trade deficit and China s overall trade surplus significantly, but it would do little to reduce the overall US trade deficit. In the absence of a generalized appreciation of all Asian currencies and unchanged American policies, possibly only a deep recession could reduce the overall US current account deficit.

However, the initiative faces many challenges such as lack of absorption capacity by the schools ensuring the financial sustainability of the programme in view of the need for additional assistance for the Burundian population who live in generalized poverty reintegration of the 3,000 demobilized child soldiers as well as proper planning, bearing demographic projections in mind.