All of Uribe s political program is buttressed by his strong economic track record of consistent 5 annual growth.

The gravest problem of the next century is largely one of economic injustice buttressed by radical nationalism within and among nations.

The euro, they said, had to be buttressed by transferring banking supervision to a European authority.

His concern is buttressed by the fact that diplomatic assurances are not legally binding and thus have no sanctions for their violation.

The underlying philosophy was clear peace and security can best be guaranteed if buttressed by economic prosperity.

In Ukraine, on the other hand, public outrage, buttressed by international pressure, brought the government to a halt.

Although individual countries must bear the primary responsibility for development, national efforts must be buttressed by international cooperation.

This scenario is buttressed by the likelihood that the US, the eurozone, and China will constitute the three major growth poles at that time.

political leaders were essential in that context to promote security, which should be further buttressed by a multilateral framework.

United Nations action is also buttressed by regional contributions in the new areas of global anti terrorism and the non proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

It is buttressed by the testimony of a credible witness who appears to have had direct access to the General both before and after 5 June.

These views are buttressed by the prophetic words of the Nobel laureate Ralph Bunche who, as long ago as 1950, said

Visits to Gaza by the Emir of Qatar and Turkey s foreign minister, as well as by other regional leaders, have further buttressed Hamas s new stature.

Many secularists argue that ever since the Enlightenment, reason has been enough to guide governance and policymaking, buttressed by the rule of law if a community is lucky.

The efforts of the multinational and Iraqi forces to improve the security environment are buttressed by progress in the political process, endorsed by resolution 1546 (2004).

Both positions are firmly held and can be buttressed by arguments that are valid from the point of view of the country concerned.

But economic growth would remain inaccessible without a strong entrepreneurial private sector buttressed by the rule of law and a stable public sector.

Under new arrangements on these lines, buttressed and guaranteed by formal agreement between the two Governments, conflict over the choice of sovereignty might cease to become the destabilizing issue it now is.

But it was civic activity resistance movements, strikes, and other manifestations of social support that buttressed Solidarity.

Sound macroeconomic conditions need to be buttressed by good physical infrastructure, especially power, telecommunications and transport, as infrastructural weaknesses pose major impediments to investment, trade and competitiveness by increasing costs of production.

We trust that this commitment will be renewed and buttressed by the international community at the Fourth World Conference on Women, to be held in Beijing in 1995.

The proposed defense treaty was also to be buttressed by plans for a European political community whose main features were to be defined by a constitutional commission made up of members of national parliaments.

In June 2012, eurozone leaders announced their intention to establish a European banking union. The euro, they said, had to be buttressed by transferring banking supervision to a European authority.

Niger remains convinced that freedom and democracy need water to grow, just as fish need water to swim, and that they need to be buttressed by economic and social progress.

We are proud of this achievement, and we encourage all those who would to follow our example of freedom, justice and peace, buttressed by sound principles of human and national development.

As members of the Egmont Group, the FIU has access to the Egmont Secure Web where direct requests from FIUs worldwide are received and actioned daily. This framework is buttressed by the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act, Cap.

Many secularists argue that ever since the Enlightenment, reason has been enough to guide governance and policymaking, buttressed by the rule of law if a community is lucky. But Benedict asserted the importance of faith alongside reason and law in safeguarding our civilization.

Our nation apos s rich and diverse cultural heritage, steeped in the great religions of the world and buttressed by a unique foundation of five legal systems, has made this triumph of democratic expression possible.

Reduced reliance on military security must also be buttressed through monitoring, regulating and limiting the growing traffic in arms, especially the clandestine arms trade.

The reports reaching the Committee left no doubt that the continuation of the occupation, buttressed by armed force, increasingly endangered the very fabric of the Palestinian society and of its livelihood, and resulted in grave human rights violations.

The recent advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice, buttressed by the General Assembly resolution in support of it, imposed a legal obligation on Israel to dismantle the wall and make reparations for all the damage its construction had caused.

The Court buttressed its conclusions by reference to the harsh fact of the disappearances, torture and murder committed or tolerated by some governments, which had demonstrated that the right to life and to humane treatment were threatened whenever the right to habeas corpus was partially or wholly suspended.

As the international community witnessed profound changes in the wake of the 1815 Vienna Conference, the big powers and others met to establish patterns for relationships amongst States within the framework of a global order, to be buttressed by an international consensus.

They found a wall in the town which was about to fall down . His companion buttressed it and Moses said , Had you wished , you could have demanded payment for your labours .

We welcome the establishment of the Department of Peace keeping Operations in the Secretariat for the planning and coordination of all United Nations peace keeping activities, confident that it will countenance greater regional involvement in conflict management, buttressed by support from the United Nations.

The international community as a whole must respond concretely not with promises but with deeds in order to strengthen the transition process in Palestine through sustained economic and technical cooperation that will make it possible to consolidate the institutions and generate productive employment, so that the embryonic peace can be buttressed by tangible results in the shortest possible time.

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The hormone prolactin is downregulated by dopamine and is upregulated by oestrogen.

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