Analysts say that there are myriad reasons for this.

The myriad benefits of a Northeast Asian FTA are clear.

But every single thing that makes us, every atom in us, has already created a myriad of different things and will go on to create a myriad of new things.

The myriad voices of humanity are not failed attempts at being us.

And when angiogenesis is out of balance, a myriad of diseases result.

These individuals' prenatal experience of starvation seems to have changed their bodies in myriad ways.

Behold, for those who believe there are (myriad) Signs in the heavens and the earth

Behold, for those who believe there are (myriad) Signs in the heavens and the earth

These myriad voices of humanity are not failed attempts at being new, failed attempts at being modern.

Myriad Genetics also has tried to pursue patent rights in Europe, but there its claims have been largely rejected. Although the gene s function in causing breast and ovarian cancer was uncovered by Cancer Research UK in 1995, Myriad, along with nearly 30 other defendants, argues that the patent is a necessary reward for its research costs.

We always felt that this was something that could be done through partnerships with governments, industry, educational institutions, a myriad of other companies and, frankly, even competitors.

Effective implementation of those measures will enhance the effectiveness and credibility of the United Nations and will help us to meet the myriad challenges facing today's world.

XML are the nubs on the Lego that allow us to combine the content together in myriad different ways, and it provides us a framework to share content.

After all, availability can be interpreted according to many criteria and thus in myriad ways How much water? At what distance from different households (or by pipe into each house)?

Similarly, Latin America, once the playground of myriad juntas and golpes, is now largely anchored in political liberalism. Turkey is ruled by a mildly Islamist party that plays by the rules of democracy.

However, there is some opinion that a comprehensive approach could prevent progress due to the myriad of issues and disarmament requirements that would have to be addressed before any agreement could be reached.

When a conflict is at its peak, there is usually a myriad of interventions, starting with the involvement of the Security Council in carrying out its mandate for maintaining international peace and security.

Another participant noted that the wider membership was concerned that the Council had been providing insufficiently substantive responses to the myriad reports now required of Member States on issues such as counter terrorism.

Hiftar believes that the key to solving Libya s myriad crises lies in establishing a strong national army capable of subduing the Islamists who are destabilizing the country. Others continue to advocate for national reconciliation.

The raging violence in southern Thailand over the past 15 months has made him look bad, as his myriad strategies and tactics have failed repeatedly. Nor have his bluster and ill temper improved matters.

Most of our rides are on empty little roads through open country with big sea views and mixed veg olive groves, vineyards, prickly herbal scrub Mediterranean scents in the air and myriad butterflies on the wing.

The EU s offer is no longer unique, and faces competition from other frameworks for integration, other actors, and myriad strategic opportunities. In this context, it may be equally important to consider the neighbors of Europe s neighbors.

Indeed, in principle, every heavy element, even lead, is a potential source of nuclear energy. Everybody who has studied nuclear decay processes has been struck by the myriad possible ways in which energy can be produced.

In the Qur'an We have explained things to people in myriad ways. But no matter what Sign you bring to them, those who are resolved upon denying the Truth will say You are given to falsehood.

In the Qur'an We have explained things to people in myriad ways. But no matter what Sign you bring to them, those who are resolved upon denying the Truth will say You are given to falsehood.

Today, language barriers prevent many immigrant parents from helping their children with their homework because the texts are only in English. But imagine a world where textbooks are adapted to many learning styles and translated into myriad languages.

Satisfying the demand for such goods is itself a source of growth. But, also, a reliable road creates tremendous additional activity, as trade increases between connected areas, and myriad businesses, restaurants, and hotels spring up along the way.

Replying to the representative of Egypt concerning the methodology used in drafting the report, he said that its occasionally cryptic style could be explained by the limit on the number of pages and the myriad issues and countries covered.

According to the staff of the swimming pool, a myriad of citizens or people together with their child come here in succession from 4pm every day, and then the wading pool and middle pool are always jam packed with people.

Today, Qaddafi s successors on the National Transitional Council (NTC) are perpetuating the dualistic authority that he created. Politically inexperienced and lacking strong leadership, they have proved unable to impose discipline on the myriad militias that sprang up during the revolution.

ISTANBUL In the last four weeks, I have traveled to Sofia, Kuala Lumpur, Dubai, London, Milan, Frankfurt, Berlin, Paris, Beijing, Tokyo, Istanbul, and throughout the United States. As a result, the myriad challenges facing the global economy were never far away.

The following year, tests revealed that the brain had been eroded by a myriad of small vacuoles, producing the sponge like appearance that inspired the disease s scientific name bovine spongiform encephalopathy. Within a few months, cases began appearing throughout the country.

That means facing down the myriad interest groups from industry lobbies to trade unions and entrenched bureaucracies that have (so far) successfully protected their turfs. The strategy rests on peer pressure, naming and shaming governments that fail to make progress.

The Rule of Law Department convened and chaired a working group on extradition, tasked with proposing solutions to the myriad problems posed by requests to extradite citizens of neighbouring countries for war crimes trials in the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

It's very destructive, but it also catalyzes the production of vitamin D in the skin, vitamin D being a molecule that we very much need for our strong bones, the health of our immune system, and myriad other important functions in our bodies.

It is about experimenting with creative new economic institutions that have never been seen before. The general concept of ownership is not by itself a roadmap to a successful new economy, and there are myriad interpretations of how to carry out the revolution.

Worse, the Bank typically demanded myriad conditions in return for assistance, an approach that undermined democratic processes and domestic ownership of policies, thereby enervating their effectiveness. When Bank research showed that conditionality did not work, the Bank under Wolfensohn moved away from it.

As US monetary officials gather for their annual Jackson Hole conclave, they will consider myriad relevant dimensions of the global economy. But the policy setting Federal Open Market Committee will move interest rates based almost entirely on its collective read of US economic circumstances.

Growing up 50 years ago, children might rarely meet someone of a different cultural or faith background. Today, when I stand in my ten year old son s playground or look at his friends at his birthday party, I find myriad different languages, faiths, and colors.

Hatoyama s talk about a new age, which sounds strange from a Western perspective, is in harmony with the Japanese way this is a country where thousands of cult leaders offer myriad paths to Happiness, in particular a glib mishmash of New Age and Zen Buddhism.

But the issue today is different politicians are using vague rhetoric less because their policies are fundamentally indefensible than because they fear having to defend any position at all. While there are myriad reasons for this reticence, when it comes to international relations, two stand out.

Democracy, of course, is a process, not an event. But India s elections with their outsize logistical and security challenges, myriad languages, and candidates identified not just by name but also by electoral symbols to aid illiterate voters are events that evoke admiration each time they occur.

At 16 lower efficiency, current output would require another 65 million acres of farmland an area more than half the size of California. Higher prices would reduce consumption of fruits and vegetables, causing myriad adverse health effects (including tens of thousands of additional cancer deaths per year).

BERLIN While Europe remains preoccupied with its own slow motion crisis, and other global powers continue to be mesmerized by the bizarre spectacle of European officials myriad efforts to rescue the euro (and thus the global financial system), clouds of war are massing over Iran once more.

People who live in conditions of poverty and extreme poverty have a key role to play in reminding us of the very serious violations of their human rights, as they show us the myriad of their daily efforts in defense of human rights and human dignity.