The Panel is of the view that strengthening private initiative in its widest sense is the key to Africa's economic transformation.

Widest Area

Most commonly it is a title given to a government regulator in the fields of freedom of information and the protection of personal data in the widest sense.

The process of globalization in its positive sense is promoting world economic development through the unprecedented dynamic expansion of trade and economic relations and the widest possible openness in terms of information.

The Panel considers that strengthening private initiative in its widest sense is the key to Africa's economic transformation, and that an efficient, supportive and capable public sector is vital to achieving the aforementioned objectives.

(d) The aim of securing the widest possible participation

Mr. García Del Toro (Cuba), referring to the preliminary report on the expulsion of aliens (A CN.4 554), said that the term expulsion of aliens in its widest sense formed a suitable basis for the Commission's work.

2. Requests the Secretary General to give the report the widest possible circulation

It is about long, and at its widest point at the northern end, across.

We count on being able to achieve the widest possible agreement on issues relating to PAROS.

India, along with the other sponsors, hopes that this draft resolution will receive the widest possible support.

The Council encourages the Government of Rwanda to continue to give the widest publicity to its commitments.

However, the global scope of the fight against terrorism requires the widest possible collaboration among all countries.

Sense

It does not make political sense it does not make economic sense it does not make ethical sense.

In the name of this faith, we have embraced globalization, the widest possible extension of the market economy.

Common sense, a rare idea in the law, but here it was. Common sense Revolts at the idea. Common sense.

The US offers the widest scope for personal self definition it also leads the world in judgment impairing disease.

Nothing seems to make sense now. But one thing does make sense.

(a) Each State Party shall seek to apply paragraph 1 of this article to the widest range of predicate offences

Ideally, we would like to see the widest possible agreement on Security Council reform, including the expansion of its membership.

What we need is the kind of media that would provide women the greatest access and encourage their widest participation.

It makes good political sense it could make good business sense as well.

And if you just go back to the previous image, and you look at this area of volatility and hostility, that a unifying design idea as a humanitarian gesture could have the affect of bringing all those warring factions together in a united cause, in terms of something that would be genuinely green and productive in the widest sense.

That's common sense.

This makes sense.

However, it would take a realistic approach by agreeing to a text with the widest scope on which consensus could be achieved.

Do they make sense?

This makes no sense.

This makes no sense.

Islam is common sense.

That makes some sense.

It is common sense.

The island is about 20 km in length from north to south and, at its widest, is about 13 km west to east.

The Parties shall provide for the widest exchange of information, as early as possible, on issues covered by the provisions of this Convention.

We further believe that the countries with the widest military presence in Afghanistan have a special responsibility to prevent and counter this menace.

That, in our view, would ensure the widest possible participation and attract more observers, especially at this early stage of the Court's operations.

It was sort of, in a certain sense, in a McLuhan sense, an external stomach, in the sense that it was cooking food that we could not eat otherwise.

Darwin wouldn t make sense in an Aristotelian universe, and wouldn t really make sense in a Newtonian universe.

It just makes economic sense.

This sentence doesn't make sense.

That doesn't even make sense.

Something doesn't make any sense.

Common Sense on Capital Controls

Perhaps ignorance makes sense sometimes.