Exclusion

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We must fight exclusion from our political parties, just as we fight exclusion in our societies.

The marketing strategy is the foundation of a marketing plan.

The results of this competitive solidarity are huge.

This cost dictates the display s competitive impact.

Yves Michel Marti is a pioneer in the field of Competitive Intelligence.

Consider a struggling firm that is trying to improve its competitive position.

Invariably, exclusion became the organizing principle of national polities.

(c) Exclusion from this Agreement under article 44.

Of course, a new competitive landscape will create winners and losers.

The concern of the Australian Government is to exclude completely atmospheric testing.

Collectively, these programs are a powerful tool to combat social exclusion.

National competitive examination and General Service to Professional examination

As a result, competitive displays have been interpreted as a way to demonstrate fitness to a potential mate.

The Arabic booth would benefit from the outcome of the recent competitive examination for interpreters.

Instead, it is a simplified treaty replete with protocols, dispensations, and opt out causes.

His delegation's understanding of draft article 18 was that when States excluded certain matters from the scope of application, the exclusion would be applicable to the convention as a whole even if it related only to specific paragraphs.

affirming the urgent need to improve the competitive status of sustainably managed forests,

Against this background, the repeal of the push out rule was a mistake.

Extensive segments of population in many countries suffer from exclusion due to illiteracy.

Exclusion from opportunities to volunteer follows exclusionary patterns experienced in other areas.

Now consider a competitive free enterprise system with a level playing field for all.

Small and vulnerable economies must not be abandoned to their fate in the current highly competitive market.

To begin, the national champions of the catch up phase must be rendered accessible to competitive assault.

Marginalized children are those not able to enjoy their rights due to poverty, discrimination or exclusion.

The competition authorities of South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe, for instance, regularly exchange information relating to mergers affecting more than one national market (such as the background, practices and intentions of merging parties, possible effects on relevant markets, application of respective national laws and policies, and best practice procedures). The time is now ripe for further change.

Similar actions have been implemented by almost all existing structures, in the context of combating social exclusion.

We must fight exclusion from our political parties, just as we fight exclusion in our societies. This means welcoming migrants and minorities, creating more opportunities for women and the disabled, and empowering citizens through education and participation.

The second component will enhance the capabilities of developing countries and economies in transition in assessing and benchmarking their competitive industrial performance.

Perhaps not surprisingly, acts of exclusion, segregation, and violence often go unpunished.

In countries with high levels of financial exclusion, consumers are left to rely on unregulated informal services.

Social exclusion and personalized power through wealth are always unacceptable.

The competitive multiplayer allows a maximum of ten players to play against each other in two teams of five.

Comment by the Administration. Interim procedures have been followed in regard to the competitive selection of staff under the 200 series, specifically as concerns the appointment of staff at the Local level.

Multiculturalism in Britain has entrenched almost self contained Muslim communities and turned Islam into a badge of identity to counteract exclusion.

If, on the other hand, the exclusion is consistent with the overarching purpose and scheme of the legislation, it is unlikely to be discriminatory.

The desire of the international community to break away from the paradigm of exclusion was demonstrated by the unanimous designation of 2001 as the United Nations Year of Dialogue among Civilizations.

Paradigms of Exclusion Women's Access to Resources in Zimbabwe WLSA research report 1998

Over the past 10 years, Central Africa has been the setting for numerous armed conflicts, most of them centred around dynamics of exclusion and intolerance.

As no West European state wants welfare immigration, and because they are unable to discriminate between nationals and EU immigrants, they will begin to reduce their services. Europe will enter an extended period of competitive deterrence, during which it will gradually abandon its old social values.

The issue for consideration is the additional time and costs burden of running larger auctions as against their more rigorous competitive effect.

The Mozambican diligent woman has the right to be respected, dignified and employers are forbidden from dismissing her on the basis of discrimination or social exclusion.

The competitive pressure to lower production costs has also influenced the geographical destinations of these SMEs from Singapore.

By 2002, the financial sector accounted for a 62 per cent share, a reflection of Singapore's competitive role as an international financial centre in the global economy.