It is also an elusive one.

The Elusive Search for Global Financial Rules

Without a viable legal system, foreign investment will remain elusive.

Effective resolution mechanisms and systemic frameworks remain even more elusive.

And, despite Africa s huge natural resource deposits, heavy manufacturing remains elusive.

In most cases of familial breast cancer, however, genetic predisposition remains elusive.

As a result, debt stabilization seems to be an increasingly elusive target.

For starters, the revenue gains from temporary wealth taxes can be very elusive.

BOGOTA, LIMA, SANTIAGO International economic coordination is as necessary as it is elusive.

It also demonstrates why more conclusive economic policy making is proving so elusive.

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So far, agreement on the latter had proven elusive, but the effort continued.

The objective of zero tariffs for all goods originating in LDCs remained elusive.

Any solid understanding of the causes of this turnaround is likely to prove elusive.

Their national independence is now more elusive than it was before the terrorist era began.

But the causes of such inequalities are complex and contested, and the solutions are elusive.

Such prospects make continued diplomacy, however elusive the prospects of success, nothing short of mandatory.

The need for change was recognized by all, but agreement about the details proved elusive.

Despite the elusive and complex networks of criminal groups, their activities can be successfully curbed.

Concept paper

The concept

How to forge a single community out of a state so diverse remains an elusive challenge.

Meaningful success in Afghanistan will become elusive at any level of funding or international troop presence.

Commenting on an article entitled 'Youth Angry Over Elusive Jobs In Oil Industry', Christiane Badgley writes

Integrated mission concept

In Japan, solid economic performance remains elusive, while prime ministers succeed each other at a breathtaking pace.

While the armed branch of the rebellion is easy to define, its political leadership is more elusive.

Kidwell's article Stalking the Elusive Computer Bug discusses the etymology of bug and debug in greater detail.

Success may still prove elusive, but a new game with a greater possibility for success will have begun.

Of course, this is a dream that has been extraordinarily elusive in our first 200 years of independence.

Internal stability and economic recovery continue to be elusive, with the specter of civil war hovering ever closer.

Most important, robust recovery requires a degree of seriousness and constructive collaboration in Washington that seems elusive today.

So we wanted to go to eastern Europe, a region that is still a bit elusive for us.

Strategic deployment stocks concept

(c) Lead Agency Concept

So make no mistake about it. Nicolas Sarkozy has not been elected to adapt France to an elusive globalization.

But the transition from follower to leader at the frontier of the innovation economy is more challenging and elusive.

Several members stressed the notion that the object and purpose of the treaty played a central role in the law of treaties as a whole. The Vienna Conventions were silent on the meaning of that notion. States expected the Commission to address that problem. The Special Rapporteur was commended for his efforts to define that nebulous and elusive concept.

Peace is a popular concept.

France's cluster weapon employment concept

(a) Is this concept acceptable?

Some companies have been successful in putting their products into categories of newness, but establishing levels of complexity remains elusive.

Ms. Shin asked whether the Government's concept of national development coincided with its concept of the advancement of women.

The evolution of the concept of peacebuilding reflects the close relationship between that concept and that of conflict prevention.