There are four preconditions of the West s success

The same preconditions are needed for growth in all countries.

Market oriented reforms and good governance are preconditions for effective cross border ties.

Many developing countries, however, are well on their way to achieving these preconditions.

Preconditions for police apprehension.

A third difference is that the political preconditions for a cooperative response are better today.

For its fulfilment, the accessibility of information and the availability of contraceptives are essential preconditions.

Modern democracies share at least seven preconditions

Many countries are trying to emulate this growth model, but rarely as successfully because the domestic preconditions often remain unfulfilled.

Together, they create the preconditions for a life in dignity.

As for the mandate, Japan is flexible as long as negotiations are conducted without preconditions, including on the issue of verification.

I believe that some of the preconditions posed by the Israeli prime minister in his recent, widely reported speech are fully justified.

Indeed, that had been one of the preconditions for its implementation.

States should not establish any preconditions for filing a restitution claim.

Views differ about the preconditions for dominant positions or abuse thereof.

3. Demands that all hostages be released immediately and without any preconditions

If we want to commence work, we can do so without preconditions.

Preconditions for equal participation include awareness raising, medical care, rehabilitation and support services.

That place is not Europe or Japan, where debts are even higher than in the US and the demographic preconditions for servicing them less favorable.

By way of practical advice, the ACVZ recommends an ongoing effort to fulfil essential preconditions.

There are sometimes specific references to the Dutch practice that allows doctors to end their patients lives if they explicitly ask for it, as long as certain preconditions of due practice are met.

We are pleased to see that the creation of a culture of prevention and the improvement of community health as preconditions for sustainable development are important, essential parts of United Nations future strategy.

The truth is that ever since the end of the 1970 s, China has become convinced that peace and stability are the most important preconditions for its development.

The Security Council cannot stall the demarcation process by imposing preconditions that are in no way based on either the Algiers Agreements or general principles of international law.

In this regard, the Security Council unequivocally demands that Eritrea immediately reverse its decision without preconditions.

She insisted on education and training as preconditions for the empowerment of women of African descent.

In this regard, the Security Council unequivocally demands that Eritrea immediately reverse its decision without preconditions.

The reasons for the widespread inequality mostly lie in traditional gender roles and stereotypic belief that women and men have preconditions and skills that are inborn and not acquired.

The main economic and currency blocs clearly do not meet such preconditions today, albeit for different reasons.

These can be reactivated if Ethiopia abandons its present insistence on preconditions for the implementation of the demarcation .

Finland calls for the immediate commencement of negotiations on a Fissile Material Cut off Treaty (FMCT), without preconditions.

But because our priority is exactly the initiation of negotiations, rather than arguing over the merits of any particular mandate, we are prepared to engage in FMCT negotiations without any preconditions.

McCain appears to embrace the view that such meetings are something of a reward, to be offered when preconditions are met (Iran comes to mind) and withdrawn when certain lines are crossed, as Russia was judged to have done this August in Georgia.

Rather, Hu would have determined the level of Kim s readiness to resume, what preconditions and incentives are at play, and what room for maneuver exists, given the position of the other parties.

The Standard Rules delineate preconditions and target areas for equal participation, as well as a set of implementation measures.

Let us reserve our right to add any conditions or preconditions, because that might just complicate the whole issue.

In the absence of these preconditions, we could learn from the experience of other regions in building regional security.

Even if the eurozone might not satisfy the necessary economic preconditions at the outset, economic variables would converge later on.

That arrangement has largely been diluted in recent years through the imposition of unrelated preconditions by the nuclear weapon States.

Japan urges the DPRK to agree to the resumption of the six party talks at an early date, without preconditions.

The scope and verification of this treaty would be among the matters to be addressed in the negotiations, without preconditions.

Three potential approaches were discussed talks without preconditions, talks following a settlement freeze, and talks following the release of Palestinian prisoners.

The development discussion today is essentially about how such preconditions of poverty reduction and economic growth can be achieved without colonialism.

The return of property as a core right of refugees and displaced persons is one of the key preconditions for return.

Demands that all hostages be released immediately and without any preconditions, and expresses its solidarity with the victims of hostage taking