Zimbabwe is perhaps the key example of South Africa s foreign policy problems.

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For example, higher incomes for women lead to higher household spending on educating girls a key prerequisite for faster long term growth.

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For example, the recent release of political prisoners in Belarus removed at a stroke one of the key reasons for the EU s hostility towards Lukashenko.

In answering such questions, advances in science and technology (for example, new methods of energy production, surveillance, or online learning) will have a key role to play.

For example, in three key regions of Africa the Sahel, the Horn of Africa, and South east Africa severe droughts occur on average once every 30 years.

Strategies for conveying key sanitation and hygiene messages, for example, about hand washing, and for promoting sanitation solutions have proven effective when they are culturally and gender sensitive.

It was clear, for example, that sustainable management of natural resources was key to achieving all the Millennium Development Goals, not just those explicitly related to the environment.

While some issues for example, a national highway or rail system require national level problem solving, many key challenges of sustainable development are best confronted at the urban level.

The Dag Hammarskjöld Library, for example, is launching a new, more accessible web based service providing up to the minute key information and commentary on official United Nations documents.

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As a result, he has failed to change strategic realities by, for example, reconciling America s broader interests with those of Iran (a declared enemy), Pakistan (a frenemy ), and Israel (a key ally).

The conflict between Israel and the Palestinians stands out as an example of the static nature of this key geopolitical region, because it seems to be completely unaffected by any international upheaval.

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A key feature of modern science is its synergy the way, for example, in which advances in fields such as nanotechnology, bioengineering and information technology build on each other to achieve greater progress.

Consider, for example, America in Iraq. The Bush administration s overconfidence in the validity of its objectives democratizing the Middle East much more than implementation failures, was the key factor behind the unfolding catastrophe there.

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Other key market access areas are so called product exclusions (the fact that the distribution of certain products is sometimes excluded from commitments), for example as regards alcohol, tobacco, or pharmaceutical or certain agricultural (raw) products.

In one example, a Force element disrupted the UNMO management of the disarmament process at a key point in the operation, which caused it to be temporarily halted and left for days in a precarious hiatus.

Hatoyama s inept handling of key national security issues played a key role in his undoing.

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