Most people are now convinced that this shortcoming is inherent in the financial system.

Fourthly, partners must coordinate and cooperate at all levels to avoid the inherent failures of approaches that are insufficiently coordinated.

These problems are not America s alone, for they are inherent to all efforts to privatize social welfare.

We are aware of the problems inherent in the creation of a European prospect for Ukraine.

The Perpetuity Growth Model has several inherent characteristics that make it intellectually challenging.

(vi) Guaranteeing that all persons deprived of their liberty are treated with humanity and with respect for the inherent dignity of the human person

While there are risks inherent in internationalization, these can be mitigated if developing country enterprises are better prepared for the challenges.

There is no inherent meaning in information.

This underscores yet another of QE s inherent contradictions its transmission effects are narrow, while the problems it is supposed to address are broad.

If the inherent procedural restrictions are not amended and the representatives of the democratic opposition are absent from the National Convention, any constitution that emerges will lack legitimacy and thus credibility.

That influence is bolstered by the electoral rules inherent bias in favor of powerful parties.

Quite simply, the risks for small peripheral countries are inherent in the system created by the European Monetary Union.

Difficulties inherent in the study of the topic

Greece simply cannot afford to repay its debt at interest rates that reflect the inherent risk.

Poor people tend to be more exposed to threats and are less able to absorb the shocks inherent in disasters.

The danger inherent in Bangladesh s course is very real.

It is against this background that the risks inherent in different kinds of reform should be assessed.

My delegation believes that this consultative mechanism has inherent benefits to all the parties involved in peacekeeping.

Indifference to suffering is not inherent to any Asian culture.

The nature and scale of threats inherent in hazards vary.

Social unrest inherent in democracy and the rule of law

Imminent threats are fully covered by Article 51, which safeguards the inherent right of sovereign States to defend themselves against armed attack.

However, we are still not making sufficient use of the potential inherent in the cooperation between the United Nations and regional organizations.

Recently, Taleb coined the term antifragile to describe a system that benefits from inherent uncertainty, volatility, and disorder.

What such States need is a more accommodating international economic environment that recognizes and takes due account of their inherent vulnerabilities when their development, financial and trade needs are being considered.

Finally, the new rules must allow for financial markets inherent instability.

These cases underline an inherent risk in the fund allocation process.

(c) Social unrest inherent in democracy and the rule of law

Titanium has the inherent ability to osseointegrate, enabling use in dental implants that can last for over 30 years.

Among the services that people want are health and education, two sectors in which government naturally plays an important role (owing to inherent market imperfections in these sectors and concerns about equity).

It has noted that safeguards related to derogation in article 4 are based on the principles of legality and the rule of law inherent in the Covenant as a whole (para. 16).

Inherent to drug safety is the fact that all drugs, in addition to their benefits, cause harm in certain patients.

It is that they should be much more open about the inherent limitations of their policy effectiveness in current circumstances.

The study found that both raw material production systems (opium and opium straw) had inherent potential for diversion and abuse.

Anticipatory action is an element of the inherent right of self defence that remains lawful under the United Nations Charter.

All involve corrections for perceived errors inherent in the different data sets.

Fourthly, the existing international legal regime on outer space has inherent limitations.

In that connection, the Government of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela has believed that health and quality of life are the main policy axes of a new approach, as a human and social right inherent to life.

In addition, integrity, transparency and accountability in public administration are inherent among the principles of the New Partnership for Africa's Development laid out in 2001.

Given that the deposit must be paid at the time of purchase, it would increase awareness of the device s inherent value.

Still, no economic crisis or political revolution is likely to change governments inherent proclivity to think that they can know better.

The right to intra minority contacts is inherent in the right of association.

Inherent in the concept of CIDT is the disproportionate exercise of police powers.

Distinctions made in the sphere of labour that are due to requirements that are inherent in a given type of work or to a special concern of the State about individuals who need enhanced social protection (women, minors, disabled persons) are not regarded as discrimination (article 7 of the Labour Code).

There may be proportionately fewer such instances but, as the authors conclude, Botched executions are indisputably an inherent component of the modern practice of capital punishment .