Such efforts are still incipient.

Always that erotic murmur, I'm hardly myself if I'm not in a state of incipient desire.

However, the already dire humanitarian situation, coupled with the tsunami, poses considerable new challenges for the incipient Government of Somalia.

The HIV AIDS epidemic in Nicaragua is considered to be incipient because of the low incidence, which has not yet exceeded 5 per cent.

The text just adopted did not contain language that could favour the engagement of my delegation, in view of the incipient scientific knowledge regarding human cloning.

In the short run, the invasion of Iraq has created an intensifying insurgency and incipient civil war. The presence of foreign troops creates a stimulus for nationalist and jihadist responses.

The data collected by the 1992 and 2001 Union Surveys indicate that women's participation on union executive boards is growing, although it is still in the incipient stages in some types of unions.

Some are recalcitrant and are more than willing to see the euro rise because, with rate hikes off the table, the strong euro may be the only way left for fighting the incipient inflation they fear.

Without the skills required by new and incipient technologies, too many workers will simply be unemployable. A key benefit of prioritizing broad based quality education is that it also helps to solve the income distribution problem.

All this, to be sure, was not just benevolence on the part of the occupying powers. It was also a result of the incipient Cold War, and the desire of both sides to consolidate their part of Germany.

The innovative approaches developed by such coordination will contribute to strengthening and expanding the process of dialogue with States, alleviate the incipient reporting fatigue of Member States, and thereby enhance the effectiveness of the implementation of each Committee's mandate.

In other words, we are doing exactly the opposite of what we should be doing. Support for energy efficiency and renewable energy sources is lagging, while governments around the world spend hundreds of billions of dollars subsidizing an incipient catastrophe.

There were many other situations, however, that tended to be overlooked such as in Nepal, with an incipient displacement problem, or in the Balkans, the southern Caucasus or Peru, where persons displaced for a long time ago tended to be forgotten.

Yes, there would still be small fluctuations but, as he wrote in 1966, Great Depressions cumulative slumps that feed on themselves are indeed extinct. The reason was that governments now had the tools, especially discretionary fiscal policy, to check any incipient downturn.

The crisis torn peripheral economies Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Italy, and even Spain are already in recession. And economic growth is threatened in the once solid core of Germany and France, with leading indicators especially sharply declining German orders data flashing ominous signs of incipient weakness.

In order not to be left behind, his Government had systematically taken the necessary measures, from establishing the Myanmar Computer Science Development Council to guide the incipient ICT industry to setting up the Myanmar Computer Science Federation to develop computer science in the country.

The complex challenges facing workers worldwide will require complex solutions. In 2013, the ILO launched its Future of Work initiative, which seeks to identify and analyze incipient trends and provide a forum for discussion about what must be done to adapt to rapidly changing labor market conditions.

For most low and middle income countries, the incipient economic recovery appears to be fragile and uneven. Indeed, many of these countries remain vulnerable to volatile commodity prices, financial system weaknesses, depressed demand from world markets, and shortfalls in external finance, overseas development assistance, and investment.

Turkey already supplies most of the KRG economy s imports, which accounted for 70 of Turkey s almost 11 billion in exports to Iraq last year. But it is the incipient energy deal between Turkey and the KRG that is set to build the foundation for a real strategic alliance.

On the other hand, the worry in some parts of Asia is that young people entering the work force with strong technical training lack sufficient experience thinking outside the box. This fear is manifesting itself in an incipient effort to expand education to include the cultivation of feeling and imagination.

Experimental schemes have been implemented in Latin America in which child allowances are conditional on school attendance and vaccination. Cash aid has sometimes replaced food aid in humanitarian crisis situations, and there have been targeted social protection schemes in Zambia, as well as incipient welfare schemes for the elderly in India, South Africa, and Lesotho.

Another frequent cause of companies blind spots is historic bias, or what psychologists call an anchoring bias the assumption that something that was true in the past will continue to be true in the future. A long track record of success can warp executives analysis, distort their decision making, and leave them blind to incipient paradigm shifts or rapid changes in a market.

But it is also not the mindless preacher of fiscal austerity that it is accused of being and it should start taking the lead in managing the crisis, rather than holding up the rear. The eurozone needs an independent outside assessment of what needs to be done, and rapid implementation, before it is too late and the incipient bank runs become uncontrollable.

That seems to be as true now of European politics as it has been of economics in parts of Africa and Asia. The results of Italy s recent municipal elections could be a signal of an incipient electoral dynamic it was women who voted Silvio Berlusconi s party out of power in Milan, a city that he has long controlled (and the original seat of his power).