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Strain

This will put pressure on the rural economy and place more strain on areas already grappling with meagre resources.

In Burundi and Sierra Leone, Liberia and Timor Leste, our resources are under strain because UN peacekeepers are helping nations turn the corner to peace.

Europe, however, will play no part in the region, simply because any attempt to do so would place too much strain on its reach and resources.

The continued reduction in the quality of foreign aid, coupled with the growing strain on domestic resources, has only deepened the perception of inequality and inequity within societies.

This relationship, however, is not always without strain.

Citizens voluntary financing of their countries national debt would be the most effective means of reducing strain on Europe s financial resources, while simultaneously serving as a powerful symbol of solidarity.

A notable constraint is the increased strain on precious resources, which are increasingly being diverted to meet new and emerging threats to peace, security, democracy and the rule of law.

Secondly, with respect to the role of UNOCI, the Secretary General has underlined the strain on the Operation's present capacity and has asked for more resources, particularly given UNOCI's increased mandate.

While many persons living with HIV AIDS receive love and support from their families, the burden of care may strain a family's financial and emotional resources, challenging their capacity to offer support.

Yet freedom of speech in the West is under strain.

The Russian strain of political messianism is pretty much exhausted.

Unexpected tasks prompted by external factors increase the strain on the secretariat's core staff and financial resources for example United Nations security requirements demand increased attention in Bonn and for events outside Bonn.

The increase in the number of peacebuilding and peacekeeping missions in the past year has also placed greater strain on the Organization's resources and its capacity to plan, deploy and manage those missions.

For example, additional letters may be added to indicate a strain.

Griffith concluded that the type II R had been transformed into the lethal III S strain by a transforming principle that was somehow part of the dead III S strain bacteria.

For example, refugees leaving Sudan can strain the stability of neighboring Chad.

Prolonged periods of strain tend to weaken the fabric of institutional cooperation.

You blind guides, who strain out a gnat, and swallow a camel!

Ye blind guides, which strain at a gnat, and swallow a camel.

However, given the vastness of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the expanded role which the Security Council had decided to give MONUC, the resources and capacity of MONUC had been placed under considerable strain.

To what extent the EU can take this strain, only time will tell.

The immense response by central banks and finance ministries has eased the strain.

Under tremendous strain, Tymoshenko s government succeeded in keeping the budget deficit under control.

In January 2003, Anastacia decided to have her breasts reduced because of back strain.

One strain of HPAI A(H5N1) is spreading globally after first appearing in Asia.

That figure is expected to grow dramatically, as the great emerging market boom of recent decades, which has lifted billions out of poverty and raised living standards around the world, puts increasing strain on the world s environment and resources.

BERLIN When placed under too much strain, chains tend to break at the weakest link.

And experts worry that the novel H1N1 virus could mutate into a more severe strain.

It is a strain to think that governments have the same motivations as private citizens.

Nor does the ECB have reason to be gratified with its strain of quantitative easing.

Many references to bird flu and H5N1 in the popular media refer to this strain.

For starters, the Sprague Dawley strain of rats that he used is naturally prone to tumors.

For example, a flu strain is a certain biological form of the influenza or flu virus.

But what is the matter with the unbelievers , that they strain their glances continuously towards them ,

But the system for protecting human rights at the international level is today under considerable strain.

Illegal immigration Due to the proximity to the Papua New Guinea mainland, the northern Torres Strait islands have been experiencing significant numbers of illegal long term residents from Papua New Guinea, putting significant strain on scarce local resources such as fresh water.

The strain on Syria s neighbors is immense, and the conflict is inexorably seeping into the wider region.

A number of critical issues were placing a great strain on the fragile situation on the ground.

Some countries continued to be firm believers in bilateral cooperation and could not appreciate the value of multilateral efforts, while supporters of multilateralism wondered how they could continue to support UNHCR activities when those of DPKO already put a considerable strain on their resources.

But I am afraid that the problematic strain within Islam is not the province of a few extremists.

This strain further reduces the risk of having US troops stationed on the Korean side of China s border.

The syndrome may be due to anatomical variations in the muscle nerve relationship, or from overuse or strain.

To pay back the debt without strain, we need a booming economy. Talk of government spending cuts is premature.