13. Capital accumulation was a key factor in economic growth.

Growth was also volatile, with boom bust cycles occurring across most regions.

The key factors that have contributed to this modest growth are

We cannot allow key local groups to be sidelined or marginalized in post conflict regions.

China would continue to make a key contribution to world economic growth.

Table 2 presents the priorities and needs for adaptation in key vulnerable sectors in various developing regions.

Private investments, including foreign investments, were the key to sustained growth and employment generation.

Private investments, including foreign investments, were the key to sustained growth and employment generation.

24. International trade was a key instrument for accelerating global economic growth and development.

He said that the growth of the foam market had exceeded gross domestic product growth in several regions as a result of increased insulation needs.

Conflicts and instability in many regions have been intimately associated with the growth of powerful criminal organizations.

The previous year had seen the slow acceleration of economic growth in all regions of the world.

The private sectors in both regions are expected to play a key role in building Asian African economic dynamism.

Forecasts to the year 2020 predict growth in tourism in all regions of the world, with the strongest relative growth occurring in parts of the developing world.

Rapid growth in China and India has spilled over to many other countries in Asia and other regions.

The huge global cards market offers key opportunities for generating extra growth in the years ahead.

Our accession to the EU further accelerated growth, as reflected in the country's key macroeconomic indicators.

It also can be seen that in some altitude regions there will be a population growth which is much higher than the overall growth according to figure 5.

The key areas of action for the biennium 2005 2006 selected by countries of the two regions were decided as follows

16. The reaffirmation of the new economic organization was a key factor in quick recovery of growth.

The year 1995 had been marked by general growth in all regions, and the trend should be confirmed in 1996.

79. This growing contradiction between growth and distribution is having disastrous consequences in many countries and regions of the world.

Keeping all markets open and maintaining continued growth in world trade are key elements in overcoming this crisis.

Notes with concern that there remain key challenges to achieving sustainable development, eradicating poverty in mountain regions and protecting mountain ecosystems, and that populations in mountain regions are frequently among the poorest of a given country

4. Recognizes also that sustainable mountain development is a key component in achieving the Millennium Development Goals in many regions of the world

Increases in air traffic between key regions, as well as expansion of commercial trade within NAFTA and through the Caribbean were also significant.

South Asia s worst problems poverty, conflict, hunger, and gender inequalities are largely concentrated in its lagging regions, where there are limits to growth, because geography, institutions, and globalization will continue to favor the concentration of economic activity in the leading regions. With migration to leading regions low, poverty remains concentrated in the lagging regions.

This endogenous response to rapid productivity growth was a key factor contributing to the savings glut. Old development verities that savings drive growth had to be re assessed, because, to some extent, emerging market growth drove savings.

Many ministers emphasized that trade was a key element for speeding up economic growth, financing development and eradicating poverty.

87. The industrial sector constitutes one of the key factors in sustained economic growth and in achieving social objectives.

3. Notes with concern that there remain key challenges to achieving sustainable development, eradicating poverty in mountain regions and protecting mountain ecosystems, and that populations in mountain regions are frequently among the poorest of a given country

5. Notes with concern that there remain key challenges to achieving sustainable development, eradicating poverty in mountain regions and protecting mountain ecosystems, and that populations in mountain regions are frequently among the poorest in a given country

Various regions have actively carried out work according to the deployment requirements and reduced a batch of key state owned scenic spot ticket prices.

In any event, almost two thirds of the growth in global energy demand in the next 25 years will occur in developing regions, reflecting the rapid economic and population growth in many countries.

Since that growth would inevitably be based on agro processing, industrial development was the key to Malawi's socio economic development.

A key step in that direction had been the adoption of a more outward looking private sector led growth strategy.

Many European countries are looking to China as the key to stronger domestic growth. African leaders view China as their countries new indispensable growth partner, particularly in infrastructure and business development.

The key challenges included the lack of peace and security and economic growth, and corruption, which continued to undermine socioeconomic growth and development, as well as capacity gaps in governance institutions.

Subject to the availability of extrabudgetary resources, similar workshops will be held for key staff of United Nations information centres in other regions as well.

Lebanon wishes to maintain security and calm along the Blue Line and is working to spread stability and growth to the liberated regions.

The answer depends on two key variables the discount rate and future earnings growth. A lower discount rate and or a higher rate of expected earnings growth would justify higher equity valuations.

Indonesia fully recognizes that information and communication technology represents a key driving force for growth and job creation in other sectors.

Among the key challenges facing Thailand is the growth in disparities particularly affecting minority groups in isolated or very poor areas.

It was now accepted that small and medium enterprises (SMEs), if well nurtured, could play a key role in economic growth.

If sustained economic growth and sustainable development were to be achieved, women had to be perceived as key components in development.