Asia s Overlooked Great Power

That cannot be overlooked.

Mistakes like these are easily overlooked.

We have overlooked this important fact.

And I think that's sometimes an overlooked area.

Such expertise is too often overlooked and underutilized.

For too long, our islands of the Pacific have been overlooked.

Now, the Small Hadron Collider is in a cupboard, overlooked and neglected.

The role played by non governmental organizations (NGOs) could not be overlooked.

It seems that they've somehow overlooked the fact that over half the world's population are women.

The Prosecutor and courts overlooked factual discrepancies, incriminating objective evidence and unlikely statements of police officers.

The times of ignorance therefore God overlooked. But now he commands that all people everywhere should repent,

The times of ignorance therefore God overlooked. But now he commands that all people everywhere should repent,

At the same time, the widening digital divide between developed and developing countries must not be overlooked.

Another issue which had been overlooked was the contributions made by oil exporting countries to developing countries.

Evaluations must look at the various levels and types of poverty, or the most fragile will be overlooked.

Financing was granted to the other 12 projects chosen, but Cuba was overlooked as a result of the embargo.

The rights of young people concerning their own sexual and reproductive health were still too frequently ignored or overlooked.

The vital contribution of women in promoting peace, and their role in peacebuilding processes in particular, should not be overlooked.

He drew attention to the needs of middle income countries, in particular the transition economies, which were at times overlooked.

On another front, the plight of countries receiving asylum seekers should not be overlooked, especially where there are mass influxes.

But a crucial difference between Nakasone and Koizumi is often overlooked their handling of the Yasukuni controversy and relations with China.

That being so, the part played by the addressees, their reactions and the reactions of third parties should not be overlooked.

We have been following the normal procedure these days, but we may have overlooked the impact of more athletes on water quality.

As people living in poverty continue to be seen as mere recipients of assistance, their own efforts and hopes are often overlooked.

Unfortunately, its importance is often overlooked in the debate over the safety of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) for human health and the environment.

On the long journey of institutional structuring and restructuring the basic objective the creation of a sound and efficient system was often overlooked.

There are many interested parties. No group wants their solution to come last, and no government wants its country s national challenges to be overlooked.

In the past, the main focus of the international community had tended to be on those who committed violations, and victims had been overlooked.

The Azerbaijani proposal to re open the former transport corridors, made at the current session by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, should not be overlooked.

What the creditors overlooked was that, over time, the pain of austerity began in the minds of many Greeks to outweigh the benefits of their assistance.

With so much being written about Putin s Russia, the rest of the country is often overlooked. Putin s Russia is essentially about the Kremlin and the bureaucracy.

Humanitarian assistance is making a difference on the ground, but the fear of further suffering resulting from the spread of disease and epidemics cannot be overlooked.

It welcomed the Secretary General's report in document A 60 80 but wondered why it overlooked the catastrophic effects of foreign occupation and armed conflict on social development.

Advocates said those concerns are heightened at a larger facility like Tornillo, where signs that a child is struggling are more likely to be overlooked, because of its size.

Obtaining consent is a vital but often overlooked skill for doctors. Understanding why so many doctors struggle with it is the first step toward raising the standards of consent.

Yet there are larger issues behind the electoral spectacle that must not be overlooked. India s elections have, over the years, deepened and broadened the composition of the political establishment.

Turning to the Economic and Social Council, it is our view that the important role of that body in dealing with security challenges having economic causes has been overlooked.

Now I know it seems really obvious, but when you're having a conversation with someone you suspect of deception, attitude is by far the most overlooked but telling of indicators.

Greece's experience highlights a truth about macroeconomic policy that is too often overlooked The world is not dominated by austerians on the contrary, most countries have trouble balancing their books.

At the same time, the needs of long time refugees, such as those of Bhutanese origin who had lived in Nepal for more than 10 years, must not be overlooked.

A final point should not be overlooked without doubt, most of the cases described above began with a complaint filed with the competition agency by an individual or a business.

The report expressed concern about gender bias in public investment and social and economic policies and suggested the promotion of overlooked priorities, including maternal health, gender equality and reproductive health.

Recent policy shifts that contested the proposal for a verifiable treaty on the matter overlooked the considerable knowledge and experience acquired in developing the verification regime for the IAEA safeguards system.

But even these measures, which foreign observers have largely overlooked, have failed to boost consumer demand. So what more could the German government do to wean the Germans off their abstemious habits?