Often these are linked to collective rights, or rights to land and resources.

Corruption is often linked with the laundering of illicit proceeds.

The cultures of these societies are often linked to natural processes in their environment.

Poverty is very often linked to corruption and the siphoning off of development funds.

Furthermore, deforestation is often linked with a failure to recognize the full value of forests.

The most common reported illnesses continued to be malaria, dysentery and respiratory diseases, often linked to HIV infection.

Access, control and distribution issues are often linked with competition from industrial and foreign interests.

Such misconduct is often linked to the operation of illegal enterprises and markets what is usually considered organized crime.

Market trends increasingly reveal the growing demand for diversified travel experiences, from seaside resorts (often linked to mass tourism) to cultural discoveries.

Equity, on the other hand, was a much more flexible construct, often linked to the issue of social justice and subject to interpretation.

Several experts stated that violence against women was often linked to religious extremism, which was also sometimes invoked as an excuse for discrimination.

They range from major world renowned charitable organizations, like Oxfam, Misereor or Care, which are often mentioned, to minor local organizations linked to equally small African village associations.

This characteristic was often linked to the weakness of many State structures in Africa, which had led to the private sector encroaching on the key security functions of States.

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Political factors linked to government

A communal sense of advantage or disadvantage is often closely linked to this phenomenon, which is heightened in many cases by reliance on centralized and highly personalized forms of governance.

It is well known that the dire situations usually linked to social, political and cultural oppression, as well as severe economic inequalities, often create an environment favourable to the development of extremism.

During the cold war bilateral and multilateral loans were often linked mainly to geopolitical priorities, purchasing political peace and stability in areas of interest to the super Powers or their principal allies.

On a related front, there is still a debate concerning whether those seeking asylum are illegal immigrants (often linked with economic migration economic migrants) or refugees.

I think that compassion also is often linked to beauty and by that I mean a willingness to see beauty in the other, not just what it is about them that might need helping.

In particular, Germany under Chancellor Helmut Kohl often linked monetary integration with the objective of political union. Kohl once referred to the single currency s success as a matter of war and peace.

433. Features linked to women apos s physiology such as pregnancy, childbirth and puerperium create a series of risk factors for physical and mental health that are not often taken into account.

Since the sale of children and trafficking in children are often closely linked, as indicated by their respective definitions, it may be more useful to deal with them together rather than separately.

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Support was provided in an integrated manner and often linked to work done in specific sectors, such as agro industries, or for specialized programmes such as trade facilitation, technology transfer or cleaner production.

In West and Central Africa, the collapse of institutional frameworks is often linked to the laundering of the proceeds of drug trafficking for the procurement of arms by rebel groups and criminal organizations.

Furthermore, as soon as regional or subregional networks of internationally active companies have developed, they often become the target of takeovers by TNCs, which is one of the main risks linked to OFDI.

These issues seem to be inextricably linked.

Debt instruments linked to a foreign currency

Arms trafficking was linked to drug trafficking.

D. Waste generation linked to resource consumption

Was this case linked to that money?

Very often in world public opinion there is an attempt to portray Turkmenistan as a country whose aspirations and plans to establish a prosperous State are linked exclusively to its very rich natural resources and raw materials.

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However important these achievements may be, there are persistent constraints linked to the fact that the approaches used by the research institutes often fail to take account of whether the knowledge gained can be disseminated or transferred.

We need to do that with linked data.

Development is also inextricably linked to climate protection.

Acts linked to international terrorism or Arab groups

Studies on the role of the media and violence against women revealed that the perpetrator of such crimes was often the spouse or partner the homicide of females, constituting the visible part of the problem of violence, was often motivated and justified by traditional considerations linked to male or family honour.

However, the most closely linked offence was considered to be fraud, noting that, in fraud cases, identity abuses often played a multiple role, helping offenders to deceive victims as well as to avoid prosecution and to transfer, conceal and launder proceeds.

As pointed out in the report, such transfers are very often linked to the illicit exploitation of natural resources as well as to the trade in illegal drugs, creating a vicious circle of instability and crime based economies.

Everything is linked together.