Brazil stands as an example of such efforts, having adapted its legislation to current necessities.

Japan, however, stands alone with its massive debt.

The IMF stands ready to do its part.

China stands resolutely against terrorism in all its forms.

Its population density stands at 75.9 inhabitants per square kilometre.

Pakistan stands ready to play its part in that process.

Armenia stands ready to make its contribution to that effect.

And yet, at its 60th anniversary, Israel stands at a crossroads.

But that is its flaw it stands only for the president.

My delegation stands ready to share its ideas on those matters.

Fiji reaffirms its commitment to what the United Nations stands for.

Today it stands at barely half its level of 15 years ago.

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As it stands, Afghanistan s economy is a house of cards.

It is changed as clay under the seal, and stands forth as a garment.

And, just as the success of overseas Indians in America inspired Indians in India, Pakistan stands to similarly benefit from its own successful diaspora.

In a highly complex and diverse world, the EU stands out for its homogeneity.

That conclusion, if valid, stands as a stern warning to policymakers today.

As always, the Palestinian Israeli conflict stands perched between diplomacy and violence.

Yahweh stands up to contend, and stands to judge the peoples.

India stands ready to share its experience with the developing countries of Africa and elsewhere.

Although Dopdi is stripped naked, she still stands as a symbol of strength.

The epic of Manas stands as the most crucial cultural legacy of Kyrgyzstan.

The African Development Bank stands ready to play its role in this common fight for humanity.

Its workforce stands to suffer, slowly but surely, from erosion of its relative advantages in terms of wages and job security.

Japan Stands Up

Palestine Stands Up

The report thus stands as a rebuke to Bush s entire axis of evil philosophy.

Unemployment stands at about 12 , and is probably twice as high among young people.

The US stands to benefit as much as Mexico if conditions south of the border begin breaking good.

If its future is now in doubt, it is because sovereignty stands in the way once again.

The European Union stands ready to discuss all of these matters in its ongoing dialogue with Uzbekistan.

Palin s approval ratings among women fell as they learned more about what she stands for.

However, his conviction stands.

1. Reiterates its request that the Secretary General, as approved in its resolution 42 220 A of 21 December 1987, fully reach the level of posts subject to geographical distribution, which currently stands at 2,783

My country stands ready to contribute as much as it can to the international efforts in that field, too.

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It recognized women and media issues as one area of particular urgency that stands out as a priority for action.

Japan stands firm in extending the maximum possible assistance to rehabilitation and reconstruction efforts, as well as to immediate relief.

In the light of developments such as in Myanmar, ASEAN must state clearly where it stands.

As the situation stands, I find that the safest option is a general right of exemption.

Current enrolment stands at 437.

The West, for its part, stands to gain in myriad ways from a solid partnership with the Arab world to improve its societies economic future.

Pakistan has welcomed foreign trade and investment. And, just as the success of overseas Indians in America inspired Indians in India, Pakistan stands to similarly benefit from its own successful diaspora.

On balance, then southern Africa clearly stands to benefit economically from China s emergence as a global power.