In the final analysis, they must be aimed at inducing States to fulfil their obligations.

It provides a good basis for our difficult task of reducing poverty and inducing growth.

The ant's brain has been hijacked by a parasite that infects the brain, inducing suicidal behavior.

Ms. Shin said that the reasons inducing women to seek part time work needed to be explored.

Sharma and Indu Sharma, Inducing Client Focus in Bureaucracy The Citizen's Charters in India (New Delhi, Kanishka, 2002).

All forms of inducing a person to prostitution and of pimping are punishable as a criminal offence in Estonia.

Because these places, these habitats, are inducing immense amounts of anxiety and depression in children, and they don't have a lot of experience with medication.

The first paragraph of Article 227, which deals with the role of intermediary in inducing someone to perform an indecent act on another, was changed.

preventing the applicant from fulfilling his her obligation of making a full and accurate disclosure stipulated under this Law or inducing him her not to fulfill such obligation or

The foreclosure relief plan is off to an even slower start, and is likely to run into numerous problems concerning how to rework delinquent mortgages without inducing a lot more delinquencies.

And if you actually look in their brains, you see that they're flooded with these neurotransmitters that are really good at inducing learning and plasticity, and the inhibitory parts haven't come on yet.

UNCTAD XI identified several factors that are inducing rapid changes in the international economic environment, and UNCTAD assistance cannot ignore these changes if it is to react in a timely and appropriate fashion.

Similarly, after its policy of direct pressure failed in 1929, the Fed raised interest rates to rein in the stock market. Its attempt to prevent a bubble came at the cost of inducing a depression.

The provisions prohibit persons or bodies corporate, while outside Australia, from engaging in sexual intercourse or sexual conduct with children under 16, or from inducing children under 16 to engage in sexual intercourse or sexual conduct.

Last, but not least, the eurozone authorities misread the confidence factor. In theory, simultaneous fiscal consolidation and supply side reform facilitates economic recovery, because it increases confidence among consumers and investors, thereby inducing higher spending and production.

In many cases, comprehensive reforms aimed at inducing sufficient agricultural investment and providing adequate social protection could facilitate major reductions in poverty and hunger. This includes ensuring that people have reliable access to potable water and adequate sanitation.

Not long ago, the IMF pushed hard for countries rich or poor to open up to foreign finance. Now it has acknowledged the reality that financial globalization can be disruptive inducing financial crises and economically adverse currency movements.

(e) Desisting from inducing, in any way, State entities, officials or institutions to undertake actions or carry out activities that violate human rights, the principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the related conventions and treaties

But the tiny number of Ebola cases in rich countries and the ensuing panic inducing headlines and quarantine measures have brought home the global nature of infectious disease today. Mass travel has made effective containment of epidemics extremely difficult.

Record low interest rates in 2001, 2002 and 2003 did not lead Americans to invest more there was already excess capacity. Instead, easy money stimulated the economy by inducing households to refinance their mortgages, and to spend some of their capital.

This will reduce the world price of these fuels, inducing other countries to consume even more than they otherwise would. Countries that cut their emissions would, in effect, be subsidizing their competitors growth, not necessarily reducing the speed of global warming.

Life is strewn with banana skins, and when you step on one you need to be able to adjust. But the monetary union itself turned out to be a gigantic banana skin, inducing capital flows that pushed up costs around the European periphery.

Against this background, the only way to ensure peace and stability in Asia is to pursue a third option inducing China to accept the status quo. That will require a new brand of statecraft based on mutually beneficial cooperation not brinkmanship and deception.

In addition to trafficking in persons and prostitution, related offences, such as corruption of a minor (under the age of 16) with a view to inducing him or her to engage in or witness sexual acts, are also punishable under criminal law.

But a move toward fiscal and political integration is the price that Europe beginning with the eurozone must pay to maintain its unity and global relevance. The alternative is inconsistent (if not arbitrary) enforcement of the current rules, inducing divisiveness among member states and eventual fragmentation.

The government did not bail out the underperformers, allowing market forces to restructure the industry during the post subsidy phase. Certainly, the beneficiaries of Pro álcool s subsidies lobbied the state to continue the protective policies even after their usefulness inducing the development of the industry had expired.

It would certainly make it difficult for governments to borrow abroad, but that would be a good outcome for their citizens, not an imposition. Moreover, curtailing governments access to international credit (and, by extension, inducing more fiscal responsibility) could actually help more enterprising and productive borrowers.

(d) Continued violation of the human rights and fundamental freedoms of women, in particular the trafficking of women for prostitution or forced marriage, ethnically motivated forced abortions and infanticide, including by labour inducing injection, or natural delivery, by repatriated mothers, including in police detention centres and labour training camps.

The combined company should submit, and receive KFTC's approval for, detailed measures to keep it from unfairly coercing inducing liquor wholesalers to transact with it and making a transaction with them by unfairly taking advantage of its position in the business area, and should comply with the measures for five years.

This happened in 1980 1981, when the US Federal Reserve raised real interest rates, ostensibly to kill inflation, inducing a global economic downturn as well. This contributed not only to sovereign debt and fiscal crises, but also to protracted stagnation outside East Asia, including Latin America s lost decade and Africa s quarter century retreat.

Contrary to article 10.4 of the UNHCR Financial Rules, which requires a record of commitments for future periods, UNHCR had still not fully implemented the Board's previous recommendation to monitor accurately commitments recorded at the field offices it was unable to provide an exhaustive list of field office multi year contracts inducing deferred charges.

NEW YORK The recent decision by the Bank of Japan to increase the scope of its quantitative easing is a signal that another round of currency wars may be under way. The BOJ s effort to weaken the yen is a beggar thy neighbor approach that is inducing policy reactions throughout Asia and around the world.

Equally problematic is Germany s focus on maintaining a fiscal surplus. With projections for German GDP growth this year and next revised downward by more than 0.6 percentage points in the last few months, the government could be forced to initiate a pro cyclical fiscal policy to achieve its goal, inducing even lower growth at home and throughout the eurozone.

In early April, the BOJ announced plans to unleash the most aggressive bond buying program of all, promising to inject 1.4 trillion into the economy over the next two years in order to meet an inflation target of 2 . This is monetary policy on steroids, and, to opponents of inflation inducing money creation, it amounts to playing with fire.

Debt equity swaps have been used successfully in many cases, and they follow from normal bankruptcy procedures. Apart from avoiding the excess burden and injustice of taxation, they also have the benefit of inducing banks owners to choose a prudent investment strategy, while persuading creditors to scrutinize and select carefully the banks to which they want to lend.

Talks among state officials, the Obama administration, and the banks are currently focused on reported abuses in servicing mortgages, foreclosing on homes, and evicting their residents. But leading banks are also accused of illegal behavior inducing people to borrow, for example, by deceiving them about the interest rate that would actually be paid, while misrepresenting the resulting mortgage backed securities to investors.

When business investment committees become more cautious, we expect to see the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, the Bank of England, and others lower interest rates to make the numbers more attractive. If consumers go on a spending binge, we expect the world's central banks to raise interest rates to cool off construction spending and free up the resources needed to prevent shortage inducing inflation.

In theory, simultaneous fiscal consolidation and supply side reform facilitates economic recovery, because it increases confidence among consumers and investors, thereby inducing higher spending and production. But this does not necessarily work in an imperfectly functioning monetary union, such as the eurozone, where the continual appearance of systemic flaws erodes confidence in such circumstances, the result may be hoarding and capital outflows, rather than increased spending.