MEXICO CITY For a glimpse of the average American s understanding of the relationship between the United States and Mexico, one only has to watch the critically acclaimed television series Breaking Bad.

Kolakowski, modern Poland s most acclaimed philosopher, quickly learned that mendacity was the true building block of Communism, and he withdrew from it in horror.

He was widely acclaimed and celebrated but remained himself always.

During the early 20th century, the Swedish language modernism emerged in Finland as one of the most acclaimed literal movements in the history of the country.

He also featured in the acclaimed documentary, The World at War .

In that respect, support directed at institution building and human resource development is most needed and is critically important.

But certain fiscal decisions, and most critically the level of the fiscal deficit, can be delegated to an independent board.

According to UNESCO, most of the indigenous American languages in North America are critically endangered, and many are already extinct.

Not since Dag Hammarskjöld has a UN leader been as acclaimed as Annan.

There have been academic experts on Japan, like the acclaimed scholar Edwin Reischauer.

The Dutch Golden Age ( ) was a period in Dutch history, roughly spanning the 17th century, in which Dutch trade, science, military, and art were among the most acclaimed in the world.

With the aid of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and her husband Franklin D. Roosevelt, Anderson performed a critically acclaimed open air concert on Easter Sunday, April 9, 1939, on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. She sang before a crowd of more than 75,000 people and a radio audience in the millions.

Lula also enacted critically important social policies.

He was critically ill, there were other critically ill patients luckily, we were able to get a helicopter in to rescue these guys.

This development is critically important for consumer companies.

Even independent directors, often acclaimed as the solution to all problems, are subject to the same pressure.

It is critically important that national legislation of States implementing the Protocol be consistent with its provisions, most particularly in clearly defining what constitutes human trafficking.

In fact, should events turn out badly, critically minded and well informed urban achievers would be most likely to embrace the ultimate form of non participation emigration.

All of these motivations critically challenge US global diplomatic primacy.

Most critically, it must be a plan owned by the countries themselves and based on an approach that recognizes the critical roles of an enabling state and a catalytic financial sector.

Most critically, the PA needs to focus on advancing a Palestinian designed owned vision appropriate for forming the institutions of national governance instead of only reforming those of transitional self government.

While some languages are critically endangered, many others are alive and well.

Of concern, however, is the fact that the appeals remain critically underfunded.

Unemployment rates, however, remained critically high, especially in the more diversified economies.

China s government has blocked Liu s wife, the acclaimed photographer Liu Xia, from participating by keeping her under virtual house arrest in Beijing.

A culture of impunity for mass atrocities can critically undermine long term security.

By that time, Aleksanyan was critically ill with AIDS, for which treatment was withheld.

For the achievement of the MDGs, addressing the issues facing Africa is critically important.

Secondly, cooperation with United Nations funds, programmes and specialized agencies is also critically important.

He was acclaimed the 2nd best player of Barcelona in a season long voting as Barcelona won the league title with a record 99 points.

And this is critically important because, one year ago, the African penguin was declared endangered.

The Iranian regime is now critically dependent on decisions made by one man, the Leader.

Three Tibetan students are critically injured in the protest. Photos from Facebook User Lhase Sonam

Her delegation welcomed a free and interactive exchange of views on that critically important issue.

Perhaps most critically, countries such as Austria, where members of the Yanukovich clique have created obscure companies to hide their ill gotten assets, can stop turning a blind eye to the plundering of countries like Ukraine.

Most critically, we need to improve high seas fisheries conservation and management, to ensure ecosystem and precautionary approaches based on the best available scientific information, and to end all forms of illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.

Japan s recent election hinged critically on Abe s views of the Bank of Japan s monetary policy stance.

While Porter s critique was directed at business managers, it bears critically on the current US policy debate.

As a result, they lose their ability over time to evaluate critically their own actions and errors.

Countries degree of labor market flexibility varies considerably, and the reforms that increase it are critically important.

Ethiopia has a large number of species listed as critically endangered, endangered and vulnerable to global extinction.

Such systems are critically important for determining priorities and evaluating the effectiveness of air quality control measures.

So, putting together that first strand of capacity becomes critically important, and we must deal with that.

While designing the master plan for the Beijing Games, Speer Jr., an acclaimed architect and town planner, also sought, like his father, to create a futuristic global metropolis.

Over the past two years, the self acclaimed 'Gulf democracy' has arrested more than 200 protesters, put them on trial, fabricated charges against them, and then acquitted them.