Redefining Sustainable Development

Redefining Business Competence

Pakistan is not the only Muslim country seeking to redefine its political and economic future.

But this implies a redefinition of treatment itself.

Recently, 16S rRNA sequence analysis has redefined the taxonomy of many bacterial species.

The other way to preserve solidarity is to redefine identity.

Democratic centralism was redefined, placing a stronger emphasis on democracy.

Its reform or, rather, its re invention implies redefining what solidarity means, within both the member states and the EU as a whole.

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The key theoretical point in the transition to a debt fueled economy was the redefinition of uncertainty as risk.

With the 2010 Kallikratis plan, the powers and authority of the region were redefined and extended.

On the contrary, the territorial question has morphed into a religious one, and has thus fundamentally redefined the conflict.

Will you work to redefine the criteria by which countries get access to funds?

In the light of the experience of mercenarism in this region, a redefinition of the term mercenary would seem appropriate.

The redefinition of feminism as always seeking more fulfills the requirements of consumer capitalism and a post industrial work ethic.

This calls for redefining relationships not only between citizens and states, but also among Arab countries.

Can we redefine our relationship with the technologized world in order to have the heightened sense of self awareness that we seek?

All of this suggests that sovereignty must be redefined if states are to cope with globalization.

This has triggered a search for a radical redefinition of central banks objectives and has cast doubt on the appropriateness of maintaining their independence.

28 Bilateral investment treaties which include bonds in the definition of investment can lead to claims against debtors for expropriation in the context of debt restructuring.

A number of sources had been consulted, for the purpose of redefining achievable performance levels it was noted that those sources might need further review.

Gradual urbanisation over the following decades led to some rural districts being redefined as urban districts or merging with existing urban districts or boroughs.

Yet we have still not succeeded in arriving at a common definition of that threat or identified its fundamental causes.

And, just as the very notion of the West must now be analyzed and probably redefined for the twenty first century, so France must play a central part in this act of reassessment.

All democratic societies today are faced with the challenge of redefining their identity in dialogue with some elements that are external, and some that are internal.

In India, the research initiatives of Centre for Performance Research and Cultural Studies in South Asia (cpracsis) focus on redefining methodologies of cultural studies and research on the basis of the nuances of performance studies.

Success needs to be defined narrowly.

It is because of the scale's redefinition that normal body temperature today is taken as 98.2 degrees, whereas it was 96 degrees on Fahrenheit's original scale.

The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 has been amended several times such that the definition of handicapped includes the statement, any person who... (C) is regarded as having such an impairment .

These are not people who came from outside their countries. They are people who in some ways lacked full citizenship, who demanded it, and who redefined the political order by obtaining it.

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Once the DFSG became the Open Source Definition, Richard Stallman saw the need to differentiate free software from open source and promoted the Free Software Definition.

Brazil s cautious tone has become more attractive than fiery anti imperialist rhetoric. While the recent redefinition of relations with the US is widely welcome in the region, hardly anyone is willing to risk a confrontation.

This is by no means a tactical position or an expression of political naiveté. On the contrary, the territorial question has morphed into a religious one, and has thus fundamentally redefined the conflict.

Therefore, the definition of discrimination should not be seen as presenting a problem.

The lack of contradiction can be defined in either semantic or syntactic terms.

Similarly, Christianity, whether Catholic or Orthodox, blocked economic development for centuries, until internal reformists redefined theological positions on money and banking, the nature of progress, and science and technology.

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