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As a result, the workload is mainly shouldered by women.

The heaviest responsibility is shouldered by the powers that hold the largest arsenals.

Jordan has shouldered an enormous human load as a result of the conflict.

They are a basic commitment that must be shouldered by all the world's Governments.

He unstepped the mast, furled the sail... ... shouldered the mast, and started to climb.

That was a responsibility the United Nations shouldered for the international community 50 years ago.

The leaders of the Palestinian and Israeli peoples have shouldered their responsibilities and have done what was expected of them.

We shouldered our share of responsibility by hosting some of them, and by offering them the best of our men and intellectuals.

The United Nations shouldered a very specific responsibility and role when, in its Charter, it solemnly committed itself to working towards a better world.

In many of the troubled emerging economies, however, monetary policy has shouldered the burden of controlling inflation, managing the local currency s value, and supporting growth.

Through President Mbeki, the African Union has shouldered the task of bridging the confidence gap between the two parties and of relaunching the peace process.

As a response to humanitarian challenges, for example, the European Union has shouldered the lion apos s share of the world apos s aid contributions.

Europe has shouldered its responsibilities to ensure that the summit to be held in New York in September is ambitious and that it brings about change.

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International responsibility does not stop, of course, at settling crises of war, but must be shouldered, in peacetime, through the institutional, economic, social and cultural reconstruction of the countries involved.

Instead, the gerontocracy has simply realized older generations dreams of equity and social security at the expense of today s youth, who have been shouldered with a crushing burden of public debt.

Since its establishment, the United Nations has shouldered its responsibility with regard to this cause, and has been committed to the achievement of a just and comprehensive solution in all aspects.

Although the United Nations is steadily enhancing its capacity to meet the global challenges facing us today, there is a growing awareness that not all tasks can be shouldered by the United Nations alone.

It is fortunate that we are becoming less of an idea leader because for too long the United States, and a handful of other developed countries, have shouldered the entire burden of research and development.

He hoped that the Secretariat would move swiftly to resolve that situation, especially as the Cooperation Agreement with the United Nations Development Programme would further increase the burden to be shouldered by the Cairo office.

Contrary to the allegations made, Austria, during the 1980s, shouldered a leading role in European efforts to assist the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in its transition process both in political and economic terms.

As a result of the onerous burden shouldered by the United Nations, we have noticed in the past two years a trend among States to turn to regional organizations in the settlement of regional conflicts.

It is fortunate that we are becoming less of an idea leader because for too long the United States, and a handful of other developed countries, have shouldered the entire burden of research and development.

Even now, many of the losses that bankers should have faced are being shouldered by the public sector, including through various forms of direct support and the extraordinary and risky actions of the European Central Bank.

The African Union, the Economic Community of West African States and the Economic Community of Central African States have all shouldered peace and security responsibilities that in past decades would have passed automatically to extraregional entities.

The advantages relate, inter alia, to the accelerated deployment of qualified personnel, improved access to a reservoir of skills not readily available otherwise and reduction of the burden shouldered by both the field administrative staff and Headquarters.

Iraqi women, who as mothers and housewives already shouldered extra burdens, had suffered most from that embargo repairs to the country apos s infrastructure, which had been largely destroyed in the war, were impossible and inflation was rampant.

The Government of National Unity, installed last July, has shouldered the enormous burden of national reconciliation, but it finds itself facing the intransigence of the forces of the former Government, which are hostile to the voluntary return of refugees.

We rush quietly to the tiny hole in the door to catch a glimpse of him a tall, broad shouldered young man with leg braces to keep the bones shattered by the bullet in place, and stitches on his neck.

By the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in December 1948, the international community, through the General Assembly of our Organization, for the first time in the history of mankind, shouldered the permanent responsibility of publicizing and championing human rights.

Membership on the Security Council is a responsibility that will be shouldered by those States selected for such an honour. Thus, that type of membership must be based on an increasing capacity to contribute effectively to the purposes and principles of the United Nations.

It is on that basis that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is participating positively in the ongoing discussions on energy and environment. We have shouldered our responsibilities in this regard and have played an active role in international discussions to find a workable and balanced solution to global warming based on proven scientific evidence.

This responsibility should be shouldered by the United Nations on the basis of the principles enshrined in its Charter for the enhancement of the factors of economic development and progress and the establishment of multilateral non discriminatory international economic order which would be based on respect for the choices made by countries and peoples and which would encourage respect for mutual interests and put an end to exploitation and hegemony.