We need a firm commitment from all sides private businesses, academia, civil society, and international organizations and NGOs.

In academia, he is known for his analysis of international relations and the introduction of Islam to the study of international conflict and of civilization.

It will require years of careful and persistent efforts by all stakeholders, including Governments, international organizations, civil society, media and academia.

The implications go well beyond academia and policy circles.

(c) Experts from academia energy sciences, energy economics, statistics

Perhaps respectful debate in economics is possible only in academia.

In 1908 Coloma became a member of the Real Academia.

Academia, by contrast, appears to be moving in the opposite direction.

These writers are the left wing elite, at least in academia.

Instead, each comes from the world of academia (both hold doctorates in mathematics).

The number of UNCTAD operations based on different sorts of partnerships with other international and regional organizations, civil society, academia and the business community has steadily increased in recent years.

(a) Both informal panels shall include the participation of non governmental organizations and academia

The efficiency savings of academia occur downstream from the activities of the universities themselves.

Hundreds of representatives of Governments, academia and non governmental organizations attended the Tenth Congress.

Furthermore, for the past three decades, he has lectured at the Foreign Office institute devoted to the training of Mexican diplomats (Academia Diplomática Matias Romero) on international law and foreign policy.

Ministers and Government Representatives agree to work within a global policy network together with representatives from parliaments, local and regional authorities, academia, the private sector, international institutions, international industry associations, consumers, civil society, women's groups, and relevant partnerships worldwide.

He became a member of the Real Academia in 1908 and he died in 1914.

Format Policy dialogue roundtable, with representatives of international organizations hosting international tribunals (ICSID, UNCITRAL, ICC, IDLO), civil society (CUTS, ICTSD), practitioners (lawyers involved in the cases, arbitrators, etc.), policy makers (Pakistan, Argentina, United States) and academia (Schreuer, Sornarajah, Waelde, Horchani, etc.).

The propaganda war continue, and public institutions worked to purge religious views from intellectuals and academia.

Governments, academia and businesses in both OECD member countries and developing countries have important roles to play.

And government control now extends beyond the media, judiciary, and academia to the worlds of business and sports.

Also present were four resource persons representing the viewpoints of academia, government, and a major Bretton Woods institution.

The increased vulnerability of the oceans and their resources is a reality that has mobilized attention from various perspectives citizens, communities, those who rely on such resources for their livelihoods, international organizations, academia and civil society.

The subject is abstruse. No one outside academia has taken any interest in it for the last 20 years.

Visits to 14 countries interviews and focus groups with staff donors governments community based organizations women's organizations, and academia.

As mentioned above, the Working Group invited panels of four or five sanctions experts, often the most prominent experts regarding the issue under consideration, with a background in academia, government, international and regional organizations and sanctions monitoring bodies.

Similarly, Indian academia may be moribund, but new public intellectuals like Pratap Bhanu Mehta have emerged from outside the mainstream.

We will also need the collaboration among governments, the private sector, and academia that often leads to improvements in forecasting.

Those of Jewish heritage who did not leave were quickly purged from German institutions, further thinning the ranks of academia.

In 2004 he was elected external member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and in 2007 into the Academia Europaea.

It maintained close contacts with various NGOs and heard the views of women in senior positions in business and academia.

The project is aimed at establishing a network for information and communication technology in Parliament administrations with a view to promoting dialogue and cooperation among Parliament administrations, academia, centres of excellence, international organizations, civil society and the private sector.

Alongside short term goals, the United Nations, with academia and civil society, needs to consider longer term scenarios and desired outcomes.

While in power, Suharto didn t allow the media, academia, or the the public to discuss or probe what really happened in 1965.

The Working Group notes with appreciation the involvement of experts from academia, government, the Secretariat and other areas, who described bold strategies for the accurate and efficient use of sanctions to address the new challenges to international peace and security, in particular terrorism.

Through this new partnership of communities, governments, businesses, and academia, the current crisis could yet mark the start of regional recovery and development.

This was a time when access to the Internet was expanding rapidly outside its previous domain of academia and large industrial research institutions.

Relatively few women in the Netherlands occupy senior, management or decision making positions in the business community, politics, government, academia or civil society organisations.

A National Network of Organizations Promoting Volunteerism has been established in Japan, supported by the Government, volunteer involving organizations, the private sector and academia.

No one outside academia has taken any interest in it for the last 20 years. Accordingly, there are hardly any comprehensive proposals on the table.

Countries with politicized universities, or universities where bosses with powerful connections outside academia run the research enterprise, find it difficult to fund the best scientists.

Various studies from both academia and industry have shown that postediting is generally faster than translating from scratch, regardless of language pairs or translators' experience.

Its mine action would follow three principles consolidation of peace, human security and close cooperation between Governments, non governmental organizations, the private sector and academia.

It was the Sweden's third university following Uppsala University, founded in 1477, and the Academia Gustaviana (now the University of Tartu in Estonia), founded in 1632.

Between the years 1993 2003, 360 staff members were promoted to full professor, a position granting not only higher income, but also influential status within academia.