That inherited weakness, that inherited condition has evaporated.

Hereditary power did not necessarily make for warm and open family relations.

In Guatemala, the State has traditionally ignored ancestral rights of local communities.

Develop programmes to record traditional knowledge and preserve customary cultural values, traditions and practices.

So, she really never comes to benefit from her husbands inherited assets.

Similarly, the Committee recognizes the legacy of certain attitudes which hamper the implementation of the rights of the child.

There are numerous inherited faults that could make the machine process noisier.

There are many inherited faults that can make it noisier.

And you can absolutely never, absolutely never, because of history and the inherited plan, start with a clean slate.

Ascribed status has become less important while achieved status and education have not lost their importance.

But I am afraid that the problematic strain within Islam is not the province of a few extremists.

This means, in effect, the harmonization of laws and regulations inherited from the two entities and three former municipalities.

In this way, France has called into question the sacrosanct principle of the inviolability of the borders inherited from colonization.

It is in the inherited gaps between our positions that terrorism on both sides has taken root.

The currency has maintained the peg inherited from the gulden of 1.79 florin per 1 US dollar.

The reformists of the first wave attempted to reopen the doors of Ijtihad (religious interpretation) in order to adapt the inherited systems of Islamic thinking to new conditions.

These women are not only reclaiming their bodies, but also reclaiming their ancestral traditions as they embrace the teachings passed down from generation to generation.

The legacy of the horrors of the Second World War commands us to strive to attain those common goals together.

It's really just based on this inherited wealth and this is a problem, that you know, definitely happened in Europe when you go back to the French Revolution, you have generation after generation of nobility, regardless of how incompetent each generation would be they just had so much wealth that they were essentially in control of everything.

MEXICO CITY For the next American president, fixing the international mess inherited from the Bush administration will be no simple task.

Massive government interventions during the crisis have undermined this principle, and have probably already destroyed much of the inherited wealth.

Cutaneous lipomas are rare in children, but these tumors can occur as part of the inherited disease Bannayan Zonana syndrome.

Vanuatu emerged from a state of colonization to an independent and sovereign state not fully equipped to deal with the inherited systems of government.

(c) Traditionally, a child is considered to be a gift from God , belonging to the whole community. The parents and the family make a collective effort to provide for a child's education.

The historical legacy includes the transport facilities inherited at independence and the aspects of inter republic relations which permitted their effective use.

And there are many other ways in which some characteristics are inherited.

(b) that the Federal Republic of Nigeria has violated and is violating the fundamental principle of respect for frontiers inherited from colonization (uti possidetis juris)

It was time for the General Assembly to consider the situation, which had been inherited from the cold war, and help resolve it.

The fourth explanation is captured in the title of a book called The Expanding Circle, by the philosopher Peter Singer, who argues that evolution bequeathed humans with a sense of empathy, an ability to treat other peoples' interests as comparable to one's own.

The Chamber found that on the basis of that principle it had to seek to determine, in that case, the boundary that was inherited from the French administration.

This new international political climate has strengthened the determination to use peaceful negotiations to find solutions to persistent military conflicts as well as to the differences and disputes inherited from the past.

There was also discussion of the Register of Conventional Arms as one means of ensuring the transparency that could dispel the suspicions that persist as a legacy of the past.

The legacy assets that one finds in advanced countries the way cities are configured, for example don t have to be replaced to the same extent.

What constrains the capability of firms to internationalize is not so much the opportunities available as the inherited policy settings in the developing countries themselves.

To encourage the departments and entities to conduct programmes for insuring heritage property without calling on outside evaluators, by issuing the relevant guidelines.

We have made progress in reducing the security restrictions inherited from the 1982 conflict and we have reached a provisional understanding on fishing for 1993.

The value of inherited government debts remains intact, and, aside from a handful of obligations to so called junior creditors, bank debts also remain untouched.

For example, epigenetics the study of heritable modifications of the genome that do not involve alterations to the genetic code is on the rise.

The probability of this occurring is related to dose by the same type of dose relationship (linear or linear quadratic) as discussed for heritable mutations in the cell.

543. The situation of the Aboriginal and Torres Islander people remains a subject of concern, despite efforts aimed at remedying the injustices inherited from the past.

Of course, empathy is not the only part of our inherited nature that shapes our behavior toward others. In fact, there is also a compelling evolutionary explanation for xenophobia.

This simple fact creates a fundamental contradiction for the internal devaluation strategy the more that countries reduce wages and costs, the heavier their inherited debt loads become.

The need and struggle to overcome values, practices and institutions which have been inherited, imposed or imported from abroad, without proper regard for local conditions, continue.

Ominously, however, during the past two decades of slow growth, the share of inherited wealth has rebounded to about 12 of France s economy.

In order to ensure strong development, collective security and cooperation among nations, confidence building measures must include the peaceful, just and timely settlement of questions inherited from the part.