The quests for prosperity and security may very well intersect.

Race has always been a provocative subject when the needs of science and statistics intersect with politics.

Unlike in other failed states, however, in Pakistan state nurtured terrorism and state supported nuclear smuggling uniquely intersect.

Scientists need to handle them carefully if they are to pose meaningful questions about the point at which these two concepts intersect.

Interests intersect Iran has ambitions in Arab countries and Israel and the US aim to break up the region and turn it into factions.

But as you do this, what you see is that the branches intersect actually in millions of locations, and at each of these intersections they can form a synapse.

This can be avoided by abducting the opposite leg, or having the legs alternately flexed extended at the hip so they travel in different planes and do not intersect.

Relations of dominations are multiple and they intersect, creating for women layers of inequalities and subjection to different forms of violence (E CN.4 2004 66, paras. 47 and 53).

In January 2010, the government of Shijingshan District disclosed plans for a Line 11 in western Beijing that would traverse the Beijing Capital Steel complex and intersect with Lines 1 and 4.

Securing a peaceful and nuclear free Korean peninsula, a place where the interests of China, Japan, Russia, and America directly intersect, is one of the most important security goals anywhere on the planet.

The lines of all prisoners testimonies intersect in your mind at a moment like this. The value of your life is inextricably linked with the value of the lives of those around you.

They're only going to get magnified by the very technology that's connecting us, because it's making us intersect. And that intersection doesn't always create the view of everybody now understands everybody, and everybody appreciates everybody.

The countries that lie between the European Union and Russia are not only a source of geopolitical competition between Europe and Russia, but now intersect with the national interests of the world s rising powers, particularly China.

In terms of its linguistic uniqueness, Vanuatu is the only country in the region that gives both English and French equal constitutional status and therefore represents the only point at which the Anglophone and Francophone worlds intersect in the Pacific.

This neglect is both unwarranted and dangerous. The countries that lie between the European Union and Russia are not only a source of geopolitical competition between Europe and Russia, but now intersect with the national interests of the world s rising powers, particularly China.

Race has always been a provocative subject when the needs of science and statistics intersect with politics. Now that debate is once again heating up in France, as the planned introduction of ethnic statistics has caused a fierce dispute that touches the very heart of French republicanism.

His family takes her house, garden acreage or other property and possessions sometimes down to the cooking pots leaving her homeless and destitute, just as she herself becomes ill from the infection passed on to her by her husband. Women's susceptibility to violence, lack of education and increased care giving roles intersect with their lack of property rights to keep their socio economic status low, thereby subjecting them to more violence and discrimination.