The Crises Nexus

This export investment nexus provides a second platform for thinking about growth policies.

India could even develop a major communication hub with the port as its nexus.

That consensus rested on a nexus of the military, the monarchy, and the bureaucracy.

The report should be the principal nexus between the two organs.

Third, financial markets and financial firms have become a nexus of conflicts of interest that must be unwound.

In a globalized world, health issues are assuming greater importance as the nexus between health, international security and development grows.

Kingston got his rematch for the title August 15 at Summerslam, which ended in a no contest after The Nexus interfered.

Meanwhile the perceived nexus between the affluence of the Territories and their constitutional status, persisted.

Bosworth and Collins, 2003, report the econometric evidence in support of the export investment nexus.

Such a commission should include in its terms of reference, from inception, peacebuilding in the nexus of environment, poverty, development and security

This profit investment nexus provides an important platform for policy design in search of faster growth.

Unraveling the nexus between security and integration means nothing less than rejecting the formula of Europe s peace.

However, the final document to be discussed in September would not seem to fully endorse this approach, as it considered all development issues as simply security challenges, hence the shift in focus from the development peace nexus to the development security nexus.

Apparently, 23 copies of the book were sold in the United Kingdom. That provided a sufficient nexus for the British courts to accept jurisdiction.

Only the ability to protect trade and project power by sea could assure the vitality of this nexus.

Without such reforms, the nexus between drugs and terrorism will continue to be a major threat to Afghanistan's national security and to the Government's effective functioning.

The output format can be one or many of the following Clustal, NBRF PIR, GCG MSF, PHYLIP, GDE, or NEXUS.

In the most popular game modes, each team's goal is to destroy the opposing team's nexus, a building which lies at the heart of a base protected by defensive structures.

China has similar problems, with the investment growth nexus threatening macroeconomic stability witness the overheating that occurred in 2003 and 2004.

The much discussed energy water food nexus applies to mineral resources and land use as well, forcing extractive industries to address it.

That situation illustrates the nexus between security and development, which needs to be taken into account in the international support provided to Haiti.

Professor Orin Kerr, a specialist in the nexus between computer law and criminal law, wrote that he had been arguing for precisely this sort of reform of the Act for years.

With respect to the sections entitled Freedom from want and Freedom from fear, on security and development, we strongly believe that there is a nexus between development and our common security.

It was critical that the United Nations country teams should strengthen their cooperation in the nexus between humanitarian and development work in order to ensure a smooth transition at country level.

Mention of the NPT Review Conference leads me to our third point, the nexus between the NPT Review Conference and the Conference on Disarmament.

Organized criminal activity has not really expanded its tentacles to reach developing countries and countries with economies in transition, but in a number of countries a nexus has emerged between organized crime, corruption and terrorism.

The nexus between urban expansion and climate protection is infrastructure. Upgrading urban infrastructure can drive economic growth and reduce carbon emissions at the same time.

The government is taking quick steps to de monopolize the economy and break the nexus between economic and political power that characterized the previous government.

That nexus between peace, security and development is crystal clear to us in Rwanda and the wider Great Lakes region of East and Central Africa.

Although in South Africa, for example, imports of cheap Chinese manufactures have produced a large and widening bilateral trade deficit over the last decade, southern Africa as a whole stands to gain from the minerals nexus.

The United States and Great Britain still jointly operate the airfield (RAF Ascension Island) on Ascension, which also serves as a space based communications, signals intelligence, and navigation nexus and hub (Ground station).

In other words, precisely because occasional traders trade rarely, it is much easier to prove the nexus of causality between their trades and an illegal tip.

Neighbouring countries were also affected, as were countries in the Caribbean and Central America, caught in the nexus between crime, corruption, money laundering and drug trafficking.

The nexus between security and development and the importance of addressing both when building lasting peace are facts that we constantly need to keep in mind.

The international community needed to recognize the nexus between international migration and development, and the challenges and opportunities that migration presented to both sending and receiving countries.

The solution to breaking the nexus between sovereign debt crises and banking crises is straightforward limit banks to lending where evaluation of borrowers willingness and ability to repay isn t a great leap in the dark.

That is why the spotlight is likely to turn on the terrorist nexus within Pakistan and the role of, and relationship between, state and non state actors there.

In fact, in spite of the global efforts to fight terrorism, serious concerns remain about the potential nexus between terrorism and the illegal trade in hazardous chemical materials.

The year also saw expansion of the Growing Sustainable Business initiative, a key programme that takes the findings of the Commission's report and pushes the envelope of innovative strategies at the nexus of markets and development.

In the eurozone, in addition to the perceived nexus between banks and governments, the governing elite s willingness to embrace European integration, and taxpayer financed cross border financial support, without broad public consultation has generated a similar sentiment.

The Tehran Conference, a highly analytical gathering of a good number of prominent and well known academics and experts in the field, and a number of high level Government officials, succeeded in taking a step further towards exploring the nexus between environment and peace and security.

Given the nexus of issues that tie vital US interests to Japan s reform process, Kennedy, with her character and skills, could well prove to be an essential link between the countries at a crucial point in their relationship.

We acknowledge the important nexus between international migration and development and the need to deal with this issue in a coordinated and coherent manner with a view to addressing the challenges and opportunities that migration presents to countries of origin, destination and transit.

In other words, this is an important area where the nexus of peace and development which is the key underlying notion of the report of the High level Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change (A 59 565) shows itself.