Accomplishing individual Goals is widely viewed as a force multiplier that will make the other Goals more attainable.

Free and fair elections that are widely viewed as reflecting the will of the Afghan people to chart a peaceful future.

Australia, as host, also has a role to play. The country is respected by developed and developing countries alike, often bridging the interests of both, and is widely viewed as an honest broker.

The first of Turkey s two parliamentary elections this year, in June, was widely viewed as a referendum on President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan s efforts to strengthen the powers of his office. The result was clear.

The US gave billions of dollars of aid to rebuild war ravaged countries in Europe. The plan was widely viewed as reflecting a new kind of enlightenment, a recognition of the importance of supporting people who needed help.

President Bush has asked that Americans not play politics at this moment of terrible national disaster. But asking hard questions of our nation s leaders is exactly what democracy demands when the government s response to Hurricane Katrina is widely viewed as a national disgrace.

With unit banking (in which all operations are carried out in self standing offices) viewed as unstable, banks were now permitted to branch more widely. Glass Steagall also strengthened regulators ability to clamp down on lending for real estate and stock market speculation.

In this changed political environment, Sarkozy is not likely to go after someone like Noyer who, as Bank of France Governor and a member of the ECB s Governing Council, is widely viewed as a stalwart against inflation and a defender of French purchasing power.

This data should be viewed as preliminary.

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As usual, however, perceptions are lagging behind reality, which means that Germany is still widely viewed as the eurozone s most powerful force. But, as the global business cycle accelerates Germany s return to the old normal, the power shift within Europe will become increasingly difficult to ignore.

Unsurprisingly, the European Parliament s handling of Mersch s appointment was widely ridiculed, and his nomination was eventually confirmed. But many people drew the wrong conclusion from the episode, which they viewed as affirming the idea that competence and experience must always trump ill conceived ideas about positive discrimination.

We have tried everything, viewed everything, bought everything.

It's been widely heralded.

A recent study by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences concluded that China's urban rural income gap is the worst on earth, maybe only slightly better than Zimbabwe. The irony here is that China is widely hailed as a success story, while Zimbabwe is generally viewed as a failed state.

In my own country, Sudan, and its western state of Darfur, African Union (AU) troops try to protect civilians. While the AU is providing soldiers to police the conflict, the United Nations and the international community have been tasked with providing resources and equipment, which are widely viewed as inadequate.

That proposal was widely accepted.

Afterwards, the premiers of the two countries viewed march past.

Viewed from a distance, the island looked like a cloud.

The fracking revolution, widely viewed as originating in the US, has helped to lower energy prices and has eliminated America s dependency on foreign oil. Likewise, much of the rapid advance in communications in recent years reflects innovations smartphone and tablet hardware and software, for example that has been indigenous to the US.

These too have been widely circulated.

I think he viewed Paddington's success sort of in that way.

Women and girls are often viewed as bearers of cultural identities.

This assistance was more or less favorably viewed by people interviewed.

As for the stock market widely viewed as a kind of casino for a small fraction of Chinese households only about 6 of China s population own shares. The Shanghai stock market index soared from 2,200 a year ago to a peak of 5,100 in mid summer and then dropped sharply, to about 3,000 now.

So will the specter of illiberal trial procedures another reason for the lack of international support for the IST. The original selection of judges by what was widely viewed as a wing of the occupation exposes the tribunal to allegations of bias and partiality, as have issues regarding access and transparency for defendants and others.

The key components are already widely available.

Radiotherapy was widely used to combat cancer.

And viewed in that light, it takes on a whole other resonance.

They should therefore be viewed as complementary rather than as mutually exclusive.

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The Monterrey Consensus viewed microcredit as an innovative source of development finance.

Therefore, viewed in this way also, equality acquires economic and political importance.

Over the course of Islamic history, hijra has come to represent more than physical movement it is widely viewed as an injunction to create a better world in lands under Muslim rule. For millions of Muslims, it has been a guide to the universal predicament faced by all believers how to be pious in an impious world.

This has widely been taken over and extended.

They should not become or be viewed as key players in the process.

Views were expressed regarding the suggested conditions, which were, in general, favourably viewed.

Protection from the jurisdiction of the Court should not be viewed as unusual.

The fight against terrorism cannot be viewed in terms of police repression alone.

The Legal Counsel stated that States viewed the regular process as an important issue.

The incident was viewed by the witness as a targeted attack against these children.

It would probably be viewed as an unwelcome interference in the country's internal affairs.

Clearly, not every State viewed its security as assured under the current NPT regime.

The term qipao is widely used in Northern China.

Hong Kong s first chief executive, Tung Chee hwa, was widely viewed as a wise choice. The Western educated heir to a shipping fortune, and unusually well connected with the global elite, Tung was thought to be a conservative, thoughtful, cosmopolitan man imbued with liberal values and free of ties to the powerful families that dominated the real estate industry in the territory.