As a result, other key economies remain healthier than America s.

This is a key concept in Icon, known as generators .

The key outcomes of the International Conference were as follows

As with social development, macroeconomic policies should incorporate employment creation as a key objective.

Iran s calculations, as I have heard them, reflect five key factors.

It is often seen as the key document regarding sustainable development.

During the debate, speakers identified implementation as the key challenge ahead.

The key to energy security is diversity of pipelines as well as sources of supply.

Empowering young people as key contributors to building an inclusive information society

Key instruments mentioned by experts related to science, innovation and technology policies, as well as FDI policy.

And British schools now include sustainability as a key part of the curriculum.

No wonder Bush regards the choice of Cheney as such a key decision.

State owned enterprises, or their subsidiaries, dominate key markets, as in interwar Italy.

In Europe, privatization was viewed as a key step in the integration process.

They should not become or be viewed as key players in the process.

Supply side constraints had been identified as key areas of intervention in Kenya.

The key job requirements of Editorial and Desktop Publishing Assistants are as follows

Such support is defined as the key feature of the subregional offices' work.

The key for Bhutan is to regard GNH as an enduring quest, rather than as a simple checklist.

But, at the time, its key role was as a government debt repayment mechanism.

As was true in the 1970 s, innovation is the key to effective solutions.

Indeed, infrastructure investment is recognized as a key ingredient in sustaining and accelerating growth.

Removing Syria as a threat is a key element in achieving this strategic objective.

Industrialization Mao saw grain and steel production as the key pillars of economic development.

The Committee has dealt with three key items on its agenda, as detailed below.

Economic interests are supplanting ideology as the motor of politics, and money serves as the key instrument in elections.

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As the Secretariat had mentioned, disclosure was a key obligation under the European Union Directive.

Indeed, that is the key condition labor market flexibility on the way down as much as on the way up.

As long as Gazprom remains opaque, Europe cannot know whether its key supplier is spending enough to develop future reserves.

The key issue here is whether Al Jazeera, as well as American TV stations, are truthful in what they say.

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(e) Developing training in information technologies for users such as non governmental organizations, universities and business service organizations, as well as key governmental agencies

SHANGHAI The recent financial crisis has seen Asia emerge as an economic powerhouse indeed, as a key driver of global growth.

The Commission has continued to investigate those associates, as well as links between Al Ahbash and a number of key suspects.

First, a well articulated urbanization strategy has emerged as a key pillar of consumer led rebalancing.

One way is to use a voice authenticated read out of the key, as in PGPfone.

Given their central role not only as mothers and caregivers, but also as farmers, rural women hold the key to food security.

However, as the number of arrests in Hoceima continues to grow, the release of detainees emerged as a key demand of Hirak.

In my statement today, I intend to outline for the Council its key points, as well as new developments since its submission.

Other sectors, such as services and tourism, have been growing and have been recognized as key areas for opportunity and economic growth.