UML Lifeline

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A Lifeline for European Solidarity

A Lifeline for Asia s Boat People

The diplomatic promotion of Palestine offered him a lifeline.

To endanger this passage is to endanger the world economy s energy lifeline.

The northern border with Turkey is their lifeline to the outside world.

A society that cuts itself off from its youth severs its lifeline .

Foreign investment, once viewed as a threat, was now seen as a lifeline.

Today, European leaders are unlikely to throw even that slender lifeline to Bush.

Their lifeline is the sea, from which food, medical supplies, and other aid arrives.

The European Central Bank has provided a monetary lifeline that has provided much needed liquidity within the financial system and helped the government to stem the crisis of confidence created by the banking collapse.

While cell phone services were completely shut down, social media acted as the information lifeline.

For these Westernized Turks, acceptance by the EU represents a lifeline against the currents of Islamic populism that Erdoğan represents.

Improved connectivity and trade will not only boost growth, but also promises an economic lifeline for millions of poor people.

The first step is for some country or countries to volunteer the naval force needed to preserve Somalia s humanitarian lifeline.

Fortunately for Assange, a sympathetic president was willing to throw him a lifeline as he floundered in the treacherous waters of international law.

Annual bilateral trade, estimated at 1.1 billion a huge figure, given Burma s total GDP of 9.6 billion provides an economic lifeline for the Burmese government.

Similarly, when it comes to Lebanon, Turkey certainly does not share Iran s concern about the possible interruption of Hezbollah s lifeline should the Syrian regime collapse.

Even the oil sector the lifeline of the Libyan economy, accounting for 95 of the country s foreign currency earnings suffers from a shortage of professional managers.

The money is often a lifeline it is estimated that 10 of Asian families depend on payments from abroad to obtain their food, clothing, and shelter.

Urging United Nations agencies, non governmental organizations and donor countries to continue contributing and channelling their humanitarian assistance to all affected populations in the Sudan through Operation Lifeline Sudan,

As many as three million people one third of the country live under threat of starvation. Their lifeline is the sea, from which food, medical supplies, and other aid arrives.

Not surprisingly, Saleh tried to reach for the familiar Saudi lifeline, sending his foreign minister to Riyadh to plead for the sort of help the Saudi king provided to Bahrain.

CAMBRIDGE The sub prime mortgage crisis has demonstrated once again how hard it is to tame finance, an industry that is both the lifeline of modern economies and their gravest threat.

Yemen is mired in crises that it cannot solve alone. Unless its international allies throw it a lifeline, it risks being swallowed by a sea of disorder that could imperil the entire region.

In deciding that her People s Party would participate in the January parliamentary election, Bhutto threw a lifeline to Musharraf, who has been beset by multiple insurgencies, a nationwide terrorist threat, and rock bottom legitimacy.

And our translation of that, using a lot of the thinking built up over the 40 years, is to say, what if that, instead of being just a pipe, what if it is a lifeline?

Putin s initiative turned out to be a diplomatic lifeline, as Obama s gambit of seeking Congressional approval for an attack on Syria looked certain to fail, which would have dented his authority as America s commander in chief.

A country whose share of global trade had fallen from 2 in 1947 to 0.2 by 1987 decided to open up to the world economy. Foreign investment, once viewed as a threat, was now seen as a lifeline.

For these Westernized Turks, acceptance by the EU represents a lifeline against the currents of Islamic populism that Erdoğan represents. And they need encouragement, for Erdoğan s Islamists may be democratic, but the secularists, on the whole, are more liberal.

These laws established an elementary school system, middle school system, normal school system and an imperial university system.

I have also recommended practical measures that can improve access to civilians in armed conflict, such as defining clear conditions for humanitarian access in any terms of engagement and the use of framework agreements, such as were used in Operation Lifeline Sudan.

(c) Complete new projects, including legacy system stabilization, the Lawson accounting system upgrade, the correspondence system and the disability monitoring system.

The American economy will likely return to growth late this year and next, especially with all the monetary and fiscal stimulus (growth would have initially been slower and then much stronger without it), but it will still be an economy on a government lifeline.

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15. Requests the Secretary General to continue to mobilize and coordinate resources and support for Operation Lifeline Sudan, and to report to the General Assembly at its fifty eighth session on the emergency situation in the affected areas and the recovery, rehabilitation and development of the Sudan.

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The AVLIS system consists of a vaporizer and a collector, forming the separation system, and the laser system.

The electoral system is a mixed member majoritarian (MMM) system.

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