Despite the fact that it is prone to shattering, it is very strong structurally.

General emancipation policy provides a structural guarantee of continued interest in improving the position of women and cannot therefore be ignored in this report.

That would without doubt represent a structural change for the Security Council that would be very harmful to our collective security system.

The ECB recently published a report saying that food prices will most likely increase further, because demand is structurally higher than supply.

The same can probably be said of various commodities, including oil, demand for which has been structurally underestimated.

When the deleveraging cycle begins, the private sector starts to adjust structurally a pattern clearly seen in the data on growth in the tradable side of the US economy.

From our work in all parts of the world, we know that trafficking and prostitution are particularly egregious forms of violence against women requiring systemic analysis and structural change.

Myopic authorities need to take less guidance from frothy financial markets and focus more on the structural repair of a post crisis world.

Government debt Under European Union rules, member states are supposed to limit their debt to 60 of output or be reducing the ratio structurally towards this ceiling, and run public deficits of no more than 3 of GDP.