and leg is intertwined with leg,

and leg is intertwined with leg,

and when leg is intertwined with leg,

and when leg is intertwined with leg,

To this extent, identity is intertwined with land and territory.

They have a very rich, intertwined geometry.

The activities of civil society are closely intertwined with the issue of defending human rights.

Mr. Widhya (Cambodia) said that poverty eradication was closely intertwined with the advancement of women.

Climate protection and development are also closely intertwined.

And architecture is so closely intertwined with it because we are born somewhere and we die somewhere.

So, somehow humans and simplicity are intertwined, I think.

53. More generally, population and development were closely intertwined.

Rehabilitating the contaminated areas is intertwined with radiation related ecological problems and economic, demographic, social and psychological issues.

The three are intertwined and affect and reinforce one another.

While all of these are important, it is through FDI that companies are most closely intertwined with local economies.

Since Portugal joined the EU in 1986, its economy has become increasingly intertwined with the European economy as a whole.

And greed and hubris are intimately intertwined when it comes to recklessness.

Beyond that, we must not ignore how intertwined it is with poverty, which cuts a wide swath through the world's population.

Now it's understandable that this has all got intertwined over hundreds of years.

The above causes and results of energy production, consumption and use become intertwined.

It is obvious that the future of the world is intertwined with its current state and with the prevailing trends, which exhibit signs of hope and despair.

It is fascinating to note how our discussions in different forums become increasingly intertwined.

The causes of many of today's conflicts are often highly complex, multifaceted and intertwined.

The tracks are all intertwined, which shows how indivisible and interconnected the cause is.

It is also part of the Great Lakes region, where small arms and light weapons are spreading and are intertwined with more complex issues.

However, most aspects of the three concerns are inextricably intertwined within the framework of commercial sexual exploitation.

Deciphering the script is not just an intellectual puzzle it's actually become a question that's become deeply intertwined with the politics and the cultural history of South Asia.

That exceptional man a spiritual guide whose life and acts were intertwined with the great turmoil of European and world history left us just a few days ago.

And if our fates are intertwined, then we believe that it is good karma, it is good fortune.

The two summits were not only chronologically close to each other but were intertwined in their overall objective.

Accordingly, the draft resolution now before the Assembly has two main themes that are intricately intertwined and mutually reinforcing.

100. In the consideration of the question of the international criminal court, political and legal aspects were closely intertwined.

Anyone who holds freedom of the press and freedom of expression to be universal human rights will agree with Friedman s position. But, in China, politics including the politics of rights is always intertwined with economics.

I like to think of it as a mesh of civilizations, in which the strands of different cultures are intertwined.

Because only once before has the fate of individual people and the fate of all of humanity been so intertwined.

Mr. Shin Dong ik (Republic of Korea) said that organized crime, corruption and terrorism were transnational, multidimensional and frequently intertwined.

Because only once before has the fate of individual people and the fate of all of humanity been so intertwined.

At no time in human history have the fates of every woman, man and child been so intertwined across the globe.

Acknowledging also that security and development are intertwined and mutually reinforcing and that development is an indispensable foundation of collective security,

In practice, activities may be divided in three broad categories, even though they are complementary to each other and often intertwined.

In response, however, it was pointed out that the right to self determination was intertwined with the right to exercise it and that, therefore, the latter element was relevant to the discussion.

Banks and politics are deeply intertwined in all advanced economies. Diamond discovered that, ultimately, politicians trump bankers at least in the UK.

It is certainly not difficult to justify concerted international activities, as the components of the global economy are more than ever intertwined.

BRUSSELS Narratives matter, especially when they are intertwined with hard interests. As Greece and its creditors court catastrophe, we are getting a clear picture of how conflicting narratives can lead to a lose lose result.

Yet, in view of the fact that the right to freedom of assembly is intrinsically intertwined with the right to freedom of expression, he would like to offer some observations on matters related to demonstrations.