Powerful economic forces drive the structural evolution and economic diversification that underpin growth, producing transitions that have common elements.

Businesses began to see a growing middle class that could potentially underpin not only economic growth but also political stability.

Macroprudential controls on credit growth are useful, but sometimes ineffective in stopping asset bubbles when low interest rates continue to underpin generous liquidity conditions.

After all, most plans for emerging from the financial crisis assume that technological progress will provide a strong foundation of productivity growth that will eventually underpin sustained recovery.

It shows how much European institutions must still evolve to underpin a healthy single market.

If globalization is to survive, it will need a new intellectual consensus to underpin it.

These principles can and should underpin strong economic, diplomatic, and military relationships throughout the region today.

After all, Asian countries are interested in global stability to underpin their own long term development.

A shared enemy did underpin America s alliance with parts of Europe over much of the twentieth century.

Later, they began to underpin and merge with progress in the crafts to drive forward the Industrial Revolution.

But centralization of economic decision making, as an end in itself, cannot underpin a prosperous and powerful Europe.

And, while Europe has built institutions to underpin peace, Asia has yet to begin such a process in earnest.

Notwithstanding its renowned software industry, India plays little part in the production chains that underpin Asia s regional trade patterns.

They could also underpin national forest programmes, criteria and indicators and the issues related to governance and law enforcement

If Qatar fails to use its resources wisely, it may lose the legitimacy that it needs to underpin its patronage.

As for India, our resilient democratic values, ability to manage diversity, and strong economic fundamentals underpin our country s current global posture.

Rather than relying on sanctions and threats of force, the idea is to underpin long term prosperity in today s unstable regions.

This global framework would underpin national and global targets for emissions control and for monitoring the progress of the technological overhaul.

Traffic can be prioritised with Classes of Service, coupled with Service Level Agreements (SLAs) that underpin quality of service performance guarantees.

The global development agenda must therefore underpin international efforts to ensure prevention and address the relief and rehabilitation needs of refugees.

Those technologies underpin knowledge, so that science is developed and transmitted mostly in the North, to the detriment of the South.

Both of these are viewed as significant contributions to building a national dialogue that will underpin the long term development of Haiti.

If income is expected to be low (perhaps because of other missing networks), it does not pay to connect a firm or a household to the network, because the fixed costs will not be recouped. Growth is not inclusive because fixed costs deter markets from extending the networks that underpin it.

If globalization is to survive, it will need a new intellectual consensus to underpin it. The world economy desperately awaits its new Keynes.

Environmental policy is clearly one. But centralization of economic decision making, as an end in itself, cannot underpin a prosperous and powerful Europe.

If anti doping authorities truly care about sports, then they have a responsibility to re examine the basic values that underpin their work.

As the surplus of food decreased, and thus the amount available to underpin their power, the control of the elites began to falter.

The creation of jobs helps to reduce the tensions that currently underpin numerous security and other social problems, including poverty, marginalization and extremism.

We share the hope that an agreement will emerge on the definition of terrorism, thus strengthening the consensus that must underpin our activities.

Europe s common institutions both old and newly created can survive in the long run only if a common European identity materializes to underpin them.

Continued efforts to reinforce the capacity of institutions that underpin good governance, in particular the judicial sector, will be equally important in this regard.

We strongly believe that the principles of development and security being intertwined and inseparable must continue to underpin the international peace and security paradigm.

We also believe that the principles of democratic governance, accountability and transparency should underpin the operations of the United Nations and of its agencies.

The view that member states cannot be allowed to fail logically implies that a political or at least a fiscal union must underpin the euro.

Millennia old cultural beliefs in East Asia underpin the view that if government is not part of the solution, no public good can be achieved.

Finally, we can never overemphasize the importance of complying, everywhere and in all circumstances, with the principles of the Charter and those that underpin international relations.

In 2005 progress has continued apace on the coordinated revision and updating of the fundamental frameworks that underpin production of useful and comparable statistics on services.

The outcome will underpin their lending over the next 4 6 years, and send a strong political and financial signal about worldwide commitment to addressing climate change.

When there is no excess demand for cash, there will be no excess supply of the bonds and stocks that underpin and finance the economy s productive capital.

Wolf and Eichengreen would agree that the main shortcomings that led to the 2008 financial crisis and that continue to underpin our inadequate response to it are intellectual.

But the same economic stimuli that underpin higher food output also lead to supply problems, a decline in living standards, and massive social strains, especially in urban centers.

Enhancing data management to underpin a strengthened communications strategy, allowing data to be more effectively applied as a tool for fundraising and for generating support for the MTP.

In the present case, it is the author who has provided most of the information, although her statements fail to underpin her own allegations, and even contradict them.

Switzerland would of course like the negotiations on a future FMCT treaty to include the features which underpin the credibility of such treaties, namely the principle of verification.

Although Europe spent last year preoccupied with the financial crisis, the EU s Lisbon Treaty began to provide the institutional foundations needed to underpin an effective EU based foreign policy.