That basic recognition was deeply embedded in partnership arrangements.

1. Markets must be deeply embedded in systems of governance.

This set of values should be deeply embedded in the industry and thus should transcend haggling over regulation.

American citizens resistance to moderating energy consumption for the sake of the global environment is much more deeply embedded.

But financial pressure can be much more powerfully applied to countries that are deeply embedded in the global economy.

We recognize that child marriage is a deeply embedded tradition in many societies all too often sanctioned by religious leaders.

Europe must also counter and reverse micro level challenges that are becoming more deeply embedded in its economic and financial structure.

The franchises and rejigged ideology mean that some fragments of Al Qaeda will probably survive, because they are embedded more deeply within particular localities.

Yet changing the world s energy system is a daunting challenge, because fossil fuels are so deeply embedded in the workings of the global economy.

The initiative faces a culture in which violence is so deeply embedded that children once learned arithmetic by counting numbers of dead Soviet soldiers.

Chitra basically remixes and re titles these iconic images to tease out some of the sexual and gender politics embedded in these deeply influential comics.

Moreover, because of the Fund s broad and deeply embedded multinational expertise, its activities are central to achieving globally cooperative solutions to economic and financial problems.

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And recent history from the indiscriminate killings by the Lord s Resistance Army in central and eastern Africa to the attacks against Christians by the Pakistani Taliban shows that bigotry remains deeply embedded.

Windows Embedded Compact, formerly Windows Embedded CE and Windows CE, is an operating system subfamily developed by Microsoft as part of its Windows Embedded family of products.

Germany s deeply embedded commitment to Europe and insistence on constitutionalism reflect its profound effort to understand what went wrong during the interwar period, the consequences of racism and extreme nationalism, and the legacy of Nazi crimes.

In order to prevent pathological inflationary dynamics from becoming embedded even more deeply in the structure of the economy (including through wage indexation), Volcker dramatically changed the policy stance and made inflation public enemy number one.

Rather than confirming the paradigm of gradual and steady improvement, these disaggregated numbers attest to a highly segmented, multi speed labor market one with features that could become more deeply embedded in the structure of the economy.

West European armies were embedded in NATO.

(c) Country presence embedded in client offices.

It contains an embedded application server (Tomcat) and an embedded database server (HSQLDB), which allow for immediate testing of the modeled applications.

They will conclude that two factors motivated Bernanke persistently high US unemployment which, like the inflation problem that Volcker faced, risks becoming deeply embedded in the structure of the economy and virtual paralysis on the part of other policymaking agencies.

Staff competency, morale and levels as well as a slew of health policies and legislation all have to be addressed. In addition the promotion of voodoo medicine and demonisation of western science is now deeply embedded in the national psyche.

The problem will not disappear until people stop tolerating intolerance. And recent history from the indiscriminate killings by the Lord s Resistance Army in central and eastern Africa to the attacks against Christians by the Pakistani Taliban shows that bigotry remains deeply embedded.

Instead, Lewis suggests that programmes that are more deeply embedded within the budget, such as the large amounts dedicated to building capacity in space surveillance sensors with potential ASAT capabilities, will be the eventual indicators of US policy towards weaponization of outer space.

Second, some financial vulnerabilities are embedded in the economy.

The appliance's safe operating parameters are embedded into its plug.

India s parliamentary system is embedded in its British colonial history.

These historically embedded norms and practices were only slowly superseded.

The EU has cooperation and integration embedded in its very DNA.

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Tom sighed deeply.

Each one is incomplete, because you re embedded in a network of relationships.

Well functioning markets are always embedded within broader mechanisms of collective governance.

Heath was deeply unpopular.

We regret this deeply.

It is deeply appreciated.

Embedded within that question is the key to understanding the science of happiness.

Pursuit of a Pax Democratia has long been embedded in American foreign policymaking.

Are offices making efforts to remove the gender bias embedded in standard practice?

Rural development program is embedded in the targeted interventions pillar of the strategy.

Their friendship moved us deeply.

It menaces deeply conservative societies.