A stronger and safer financial system is the bedrock of a successful economy.

So a more concrete undertaking, one that preserves South Korea s bedrock security concerns, is needed.

Politicians, generals, and jurists could not rise above myopic concerns to build the bedrock for a new republic.

The United Nations is both the bedrock of and the indispensable tool for building an effective multilateral system.

That model was transferred to many other countries, and became the bedrock on which modern financial stability was built.

This suggests that governing principles and sturdy political institutions, not powerful individuals, have become the bedrock of Mexican governance.

It rests on a bedrock of good governance and the rule of law in other words, a well performing state.

There is simply no set of bedrock principles on which one can base calculations that illuminate real world economic outcomes.

Those ugly and disruptive forces are having a severe impact on the bedrock of humankind's core values and human civilizations.

These are precisely the people needed to help foster a vibrant middle class the bedrock of a stable democratic market economy.

Any transition to peace may well prove ephemeral unless policymakers make political reconciliation and integration not optimal economic policies the bedrock priority.

Mainstream thinking, known as the Chinese School, insists, with the government, on Marxism with Chinese characteristics as the bedrock principle of China s foreign policy.

Investments in infrastructure and human capital are the bedrock for increasing average productivity and for ensuring high growth over a sustained period of time.

Education is the bedrock for progress and educated women will empower Africa, so the focus now must be on those countries that are failing to close the gap.

On this bedrock rose an imposing edifice of bond markets and banks that drove down the cost of finance, and thus sped up the rate of economic growth.

Amongst the new finds were foundations of rooms, ceramics of Classical, Hellenistic, Roman and Protochristian periods, and protohelladic II in the exterior foundations of Hellenikon above the bedrock.

And they must work to uphold the bedrock principles of the global economy that have served it and them so well in the last 60 years non discrimination and multilateralism.

That is why decisions on fundamental issues should be based on the broadest possible agreement among Member States and on the bedrock of international law the Charter of the United Nations.

Notes the Special Rapporteur's concern that the situation of the independence of judges and lawyers, which is the bedrock of the rule of law, remains delicate in many parts of the world

Maintaining the false label of communism while reviving capitalism and insisting that Mao, for all his mistakes and crimes, was 70 correct is the bedrock of the moral corruption that afflicts China today.

While State sovereignty has been a cornerstone of international relations and the foundation of the Charter, many participants expressed their unease about the possibility that ambiguous definitions and norms could undermine that bedrock.

I am passionate about the American landscape and how the physical form of the land, from the great Central Valley of California to the bedrock of Manhattan, has really shaped our history and our character.

The 2004 TCPR emphasized that funding of operational development activities for the United Nations system should focus on long term development and that core resources continue to be the bedrock of United Nations operational activities.

Reiterates that regular resources are the bedrock of UNFPA and are essential to maintaining the multilateral, neutral and universal nature of its work and encourages UNFPA to continue to mobilize supplementary resources for its programmes.

Nowadays, however, Britain s government itself seems to be forgetting the bedrock conditions of this British model by trying to satisfy the desire of particular communities for public recognition by officially promoting things like state subsidized denominational schools.

Clinton s visit was important not only for its reaffirmation of America s bedrock commitment to security in Asia and the eastern Pacific, but also because it exposed to all of Asia a fundamental contradiction at the heart of Chinese foreign policy.

Indeed, it is patently clear from his own words that Yanukovich does not accept the legitimacy of the Orange Revolution, which means that he does not accept the bedrock principle of democracy that you cannot cheat your way to power.

It has a deep, common, joined bedrock region in Eastern and central Canada and stretches North from the Great Lakes to the Arctic Ocean, covering over half of Canada it also extends South into the Northern reaches of the United States.

So the inference we are deriving from this, and several such experiments, is that dynamic information processing, or motion processing, serves as the bedrock for building the rest of the complexity of visual processing it leads to visual integration and eventually to recognition.

The impact of a sharp decline in real estate prices would be far reaching. After all, property collateral is the bedrock of the Chinese financial system, with estimates of banks direct and indirect exposure to real estate ranging from 66 to 89 of GDP.

In short, the financial revolution of the modern world was built on a political order which anteceded a full transition to universal democracy in which the creditors formed the political class. That model was transferred to many other countries, and became the bedrock on which modern financial stability was built.