Without a stimulating family or family like setting, such children cannot develop their full potential.

Young persons are full of aspirations, energy, and potential.

But these economies full potential has yet to be unleashed.

Environmental management is still not used to its full potential.

We must create the conditions to reap their full potential.

For some potential targets, public private partnerships will be needed to develop new therapeutic approaches.

The potential remains to develop greater synergy among interventions, in supervision, administration, messages and outreach.

If we build on the potential of our youth, communities will develop and grow stronger.

These Centres will create a network of resources to help parents provide their children with the necessary supports to ensure that children come to school ready to learn and able to develop to their full potential.

Other states, which have their own civil nuclear capacity, have the potential to develop a weapon.

The full rise in GDP will combine the 1.2 per year cyclical rebound with the increase in potential full employment GDP.

Russia is interested in ensuring that full use is made of the Protocol's potential.

To be sure, no economy can realize its full potential only by having entrepreneurial firms.

Since this is a full recalculation, a large number of countries reflect potential increases or decreases.

To realize its full potential, there has to be adequate downstream capacity to back it up.

(g) To ensure that young talents can develop their athletic potential without any threat to their safety and physical and moral integrity

(g) To ensure that young talents can develop their athletic potential without any threat to their safety and physical and moral integrity

In paragraph 98, the Board indicated that UNODC agreed with the Board's recommendation to develop advertisements to invite potential vendors to bid.

That is why any nation that does not provide opportunities for women will not reach its full potential.

In the future, more consistent political guidance is needed to make full use of the potential of CPF.

1.3 Institutional, political, social, economic and cultural measures to ensure the full potential, development and advancement of women

But more can be done to speed up the existing reform package, find ways to develop full coverage for catastrophic health events, and develop government backed financing of tertiary education.

But it also prevents women, men and children from developing their full potential, being respected, and living in dignity.

The potential in these numbers will remain untapped unless African countries put the right policies in place to help agriculture to develop and flourish.

In this respect, patterns of discrimination and disadvantage, if unchecked, have the potential to develop into levels of violence that may reach genocidal proportions.

And it was as if through the standards of my Western life, I hadn't lived up to my full potential.

Another area where we have seen little progress is in harnessing women s full talents and potential in the formal economy.

According to Kathleen M. Hamann, If the countries of the Americas are to grow and develop in accord with their potential, corruption must be reduced .

Direct interventions include capacity building initiatives with partner communities groups to develop their organizational and technical potential and to address their most pressing developmental issues.

There is an urgent need to enhance domestic and international efforts to further develop and utilize those measures to the full.

Recognizing that the well being of people and the full development of their potential is the overall goal of sustainable development,

Burma s peaceful protests are nearing their tipping point, with the military junta weighing the potential costs of a full military crackdown.

General description Framework and institutional interventions are needed to harness the full potential of entrepreneurship and SMEs for improved economic performance.

A number of constraints prevent informal sector enterprises from achieving their full potential, including inadequate access to credit and financial resources.

To reach its full potential as a deterrent to the kind of hostilities recorded in September, AMIS must achieve full deployment, in terms of both personnel and equipment, as soon as possible.

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is also initiating a participatory rural energy development programme, to identify and develop potential alternative energy resources in rural communities.

It mainly gives member states leaders the responsibility of implementing various EU advances, and sketches only tantalizing glimpses of Europe s full potential.

The international community should, on the basis of that consensus, tap the full potential of partnerships and vigorously urge their further development.

The objective should be protection from the negative effects of child labour so that indigenous children and youth can receive education and develop their potential without discrimination.

The statistics say 10 of children are stunted so undernourished before the age of two that they never grow to their full potential.

In order to use the full potential of biosciences, we must act responsibly while preserving the space necessary for research and industrial applications.

However, due to delays in achieving the full staffing levels for the UNFICYP civil affairs component and the civilian police, the restructured Force has not reached the full potential of its revised concept of operations.

The culture of peace is essentially the cultivation of the creative potential of men and women to develop skills, mindsets, values and attitudes for living together in harmony.

Children in the developing world were born with a burden of debt which must be reduced if they were to reach their full potential.

Such a presence is installed where the volume of operations is low and potential for development is limited, but operations enable full cost recovery.