Finally, we can never overemphasize the importance of complying, everywhere and in all circumstances, with the principles of the Charter and those that underpin international relations.

The global development agenda must therefore underpin international efforts to ensure prevention and address the relief and rehabilitation needs of refugees.

Those technologies underpin knowledge, so that science is developed and transmitted mostly in the North, to the detriment of the South.

If globalization is to survive, it will need a new intellectual consensus to underpin it. The world economy desperately awaits its new Keynes.

Environmental policy is clearly one. But centralization of economic decision making, as an end in itself, cannot underpin a prosperous and powerful Europe.

The creation of jobs helps to reduce the tensions that currently underpin numerous security and other social problems, including poverty, marginalization and extremism.

We share the hope that an agreement will emerge on the definition of terrorism, thus strengthening the consensus that must underpin our activities.

Continued efforts to reinforce the capacity of institutions that underpin good governance, in particular the judicial sector, will be equally important in this regard.

We strongly believe that the principles of development and security being intertwined and inseparable must continue to underpin the international peace and security paradigm.

We also believe that the principles of democratic governance, accountability and transparency should underpin the operations of the United Nations and of its agencies.

What should universities primary focus be research, professional training, or social inclusion? Should governments invest more in higher education to underpin long term economic growth?

First, they're going to create an asset register of spare land that they've got, put it in a food bank so that communities can use that wherever they live, and they're going to underpin that with a license.

In 2005 progress has continued apace on the coordinated revision and updating of the fundamental frameworks that underpin production of useful and comparable statistics on services.

We are prepared to make multi year commitments to the CERF if we are satisfied with its operations in the first year and if we see continued improvements in the Consolidated Appeal Process and the needs assessments which underpin them.

Firstly, with respect to the applicability of relevant IHL principles it is the Australian position that four principles underpin the application of IHL in the Australian Defence Force, relevant to the use of munitions that may become ERW. These are

Enhancing data management to underpin a strengthened communications strategy, allowing data to be more effectively applied as a tool for fundraising and for generating support for the MTP.

In the present case, it is the author who has provided most of the information, although her statements fail to underpin her own allegations, and even contradict them.

Switzerland would of course like the negotiations on a future FMCT treaty to include the features which underpin the credibility of such treaties, namely the principle of verification.

You see, being ready to take experts on is about also being willing to dig behind their graphs, their equations, their forecasts, their prophecies, and being armed with the questions to do that questions like What are the assumptions that underpin this?

As Hannah Arendt pointed out six decades ago, the rise of anti Semitism fueled Europe s descent into totalitarianism. With right wing extremist and populist nbsp movements gaining traction in many countries, Europe s political system and the values that underpin it is at risk.

Because if we cling to it, and continue to assume that it can underpin our choices, the future that it presents to us is one which is really unmanageable.

Measures to integrate chemicals management into strategies for development assistance, sustainable development and poverty reduction papers would be important to underpin the more effective direction of resources for chemical safety activities.

While well trained and equipped police and military presences are vital to achieving security, law and order cannot be achieved without effective judicial and corrections institutions to underpin law enforcement activity.

Many aspects of the outcome document we have before us reflect the sense of solidarity, the humanistic spirit and the attachment to the rule of law which need to underpin international relations.

US President Barack Obama recognizes this potential, and has promoted increased strategic cooperation between South Korea and Japan in order to underpin a stronger trilateral security alliance with the US that can balance a rising China. But Japan and South Korea refuse to let go of history.

The controversy stems from the kind of evidence that is used. Sackett implies, but does not stipulate, that epidemiological evidence (findings from randomized controlled trials and large cohort studies carried out over many years) should underpin doctors decisions about patients and, one hopes, in consultation with them.

Consider how many nuclear weapons there are an estimated 16,300 around the world, with 1,800 on high alert and ready for use on short notice. Nearly 25 years after the Cold War s end, we remain stuck with its strategic legacy Nuclear weapons continue to underpin the international security policy of the world s most powerful states.

First, we must concur on how to approach Greece s fiscal consolidation. Second, we need a comprehensive, commonly agreed reform agenda that will underpin that consolidation path and inspire the confidence of Greek society.

While the emerging economies global role will inevitably grow in the coming years, this shift will need to be anchored in a cooperative partnership with the developed world. As for India, our resilient democratic values, ability to manage diversity, and strong economic fundamentals underpin our country s current global posture.

For the future, the United Kingdom will continue to monitor and evaluate technological developments with relevance to verification but, in terms of the processes and procedures needed to underpin any verification exercise, it is felt that a more focused approach should now be adopted addressing specific areas and issues.

Yet imposing capital controls on inflows is difficult and sometimes leaky. Macroprudential controls on credit growth are useful, but sometimes ineffective in stopping asset bubbles when low interest rates continue to underpin generous liquidity conditions.

The establishment of an African Union Peace and Security Council and of the intervention force planned to be set up by 2009 are measures aimed at advancing political stability in Africa to underpin economic development.

There are abundant reasons to believe that production of and trafficking in narcotic drugs underpin the other threats which contribute to the insecurity in Afghanistan, namely terrorism, organized crime and most other violent and criminal activities.

George Soros, the enormously successful investor, has used much of his own wealth to establish the Open Society Institute, which has helped to underpin the democratic revolution in Central and Eastern Europe and to press for human rights worldwide.

The second problem is that the sheer weight of the US in international affairs, though diminished nowadays, has nonetheless led to a corruption of the principles that should underpin a new climate change treaty to succeed the Kyoto Protocol.

It shows how much European institutions must still evolve to underpin a healthy single market. The choice that the EU faces is the same in other parts of the world either integrate politically, or ease up on economic unification.

Ownership and responsibility underpin the Monterrey Consensus, which emphasizes a partnership approach in the mobilization of domestic resources, the provision of an enabling environment for foreign investment, good governance at all levels and private sector participation in development financing.

Recognizing that globalization should be guided by the fundamental principles that underpin the corpus of human rights, such as equity, participation, accountability, non discrimination at both the national and the international levels, respect for diversity, tolerance and international cooperation and solidarity,

3. Stresses the importance of the core principles, which underpin the purpose of international human rights instruments, such as equality, equity, non discrimination, transparency, accountability, participation and international cooperation, as critical to mainstreaming the right to development at the international level

The United Nations country team in Haiti talked of a pacte de gouvernabilité and a pacte de stabilité économique. Both of these are viewed as significant contributions to building a national dialogue that will underpin the long term development of Haiti.

Recognizing that globalization should be guided by the fundamental principles that underpin the corpus of human rights, such as equality, participation, accountability, non discrimination, at both the national and international levels, respect for diversity, tolerance and international cooperation and solidarity,

Recognizing that globalization should be guided by the fundamental principles that underpin the corpus of human rights, such as equity, participation, accountability, non discrimination at both the national and international levels, respect for diversity, tolerance and international cooperation, and solidarity,

On its current trajectory, the world has only 3 4 decades (or less) before atmospheric CO2 reaches levels that disrupt climate patterns, with catastrophic consequences for the environment and, in turn, economic and social systems. Allowing the world s natural capital the resources and ecosystems that underpin these systems to be depleted is essentially another form of destructive underinvestment.

Such a global resource could underpin the development of a comprehensive strategy to address the next outbreak, including a plan for putting health workers and supplies on the ground quickly. It could even provide a market signal for producers of vaccines and drugs.

This should be a happy picture the world is now better able to feed itself. But the same economic stimuli that underpin higher food output also lead to supply problems, a decline in living standards, and massive social strains, especially in urban centers.