That is not conducive to a harmonious partnership.

Of course, Jews historical experience is not conducive to easy conciliation.

Not only is that not conducive to resolving problems, it can also further complicate them.

Because the reversible condition is not conducive to the synthesis of happiness.

Some do not find the office environment conducive to feeding their babies or find it not practicable.

He recognizes that the current political climate is not conducive to successful peace negotiations.

The right question is whether these products are conducive to economic success and growth.

This atmosphere is not conducive to a free and fair referendum, and therefore the results are unlikely to be fully accepted, either in Thailand or abroad.

However, different reporting lines are not conducive to the consistent communication of such information to the civil military coordination function in either sector or force headquarters.

Emphasizing the need to foster consensual approaches that are conducive to the pursuit of such endeavours,

Emphasizing the need to foster consensual approaches that are conducive to the pursuit of such endeavours,

Emphasizing the need to foster consensual approaches that are conducive to the pursuit of such endeavours,

Emphasizing the need to foster consensual approaches that are conducive to the pursuit of such endeavours,

For the first time since the establishment of BONUCA, conditions conducive to peacebuilding are in place.

Emphasizing the need to foster consensual approaches that are conducive to the pursuit of such endeavours,

UNCT would not move to Mogadishu until the security situation was conducive to United Nations operations there.

The Security Council as presently constituted is not conducive to the maintenance of world peace and security.

President Mbeki's proposals are innovative and will be useful in creating an atmosphere conducive to a breakthrough.

Creating a climate conducive to peace

This is not the same as compassion, but it's conducive to compassion. It opens the channels for compassion.

Turkey s cultural and historical links with the peoples of these regions are deep and conducive to regional peace.

That is clearly undesirable and not conducive to a transparent process and an honest attempt to adopt reform measures.

The approach taken by the sponsors was not conducive to establishing human rights mechanisms supported by the Member States.

Targeted sanctions may not only act as a deterrent but also assist in establishing a conducive environment for the extension of State control and the dismantling of networks that are not compliant with United Nations resolutions.

Skilled labor is likely to emigrate faster, and extreme austerity, falling prices, and high unemployment and the resulting likelihood of social tension are not exactly conducive to investment, innovation, or labor mobility.

Welcoming the continuous return of refugees and internally displaced persons, while noting with concern that conditions in parts of Afghanistan are not yet conducive to safe and sustainable returns to places of origin,

There are surely many useful activities for the government to undertake in a market economy, but a frenzied orgy of stimulus spending is not conducive to rational discussion of what they should be.

Positive economic growth required a conducive and enabling environment.

If the Fed were to accept the responsibilities of its de facto role as the world s central banker, it would have to admit that its policy rates are not conducive to stable world growth.

A national sports policy can be conducive to good results.

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Conservative government policies will probably reduce subsidies to housing, and the current mood in these markets does not seem conducive to a bubble.

Not only has the Bank not been active in promoting these globally agreed standards, there is a concern that the Bank discourages collective bargaining and protections for workers when it talks about flexible labor markets and conditions that are conducive to private investment.

Measures to address the conditions conducive to the spread of terrorism

(f) Creating an environment conducive to private sector growth and development

This will not be conducive to achieving a modern, democratic, multi ethnic society something we defined at the very beginning as our common objective.

Constitutional and legislative frameworks conducive to preventing and eliminating violence against women

The effect on underlying financial markets volatility may not even be the right question to consider in deciding whether to permit new derivative products. The right question is whether these products are conducive to economic success and growth.

The French are not culturally or physically predisposed to dominate sports such as judo, canoeing, and swimming, in which they have achieved distinction for more than 50 years. A national sports policy can be conducive to good results.

Such persons must be treated in a manner conducive to the preservation of their human dignity and may not be subjected to physical or mental harm.

While the ideals of democracy provide us with the best options for development, the imposition of the experiences of others is not necessarily conducive to it.

These divisions have created deep doubts about the dream of ever closer union in Europe, underpinned by a shared system of governance that allows for more effective decision making. Likewise, they are not conducive to implementation of the reforms that are needed to spur economic growth.

Indeed, one of the most difficult tasks for policymakers is to identify correctly those institutions that are conducive to development and those that may be harmful.

(g) helping to enhance durable institutions conducive to peace, stability and sustainable development

Welcoming the continuous return of refugees and internally displaced persons, in a voluntary and sustainable manner, while noting with concern that conditions in parts of Afghanistan are not yet conducive to safe and sustainable returns to some places of origin,