Its roots can be traced to the Middle Ages.

History Tourism in Greece traces its roots to the ancient times.

I think the roots of Fadil's problems started growing when he was young.

Instead, time is lost on secondary issues largely rooted in domestic policy concerns.

Overall, macroeconomic orthodoxy seems to be taking root.

In order to improve your emotional mental health, the root of the issue has to be resolved.

Criminal and civil codes will be enforced our courts will be allowed to find their feet and their freedom.

For the majority of plants to grow successfully they also require oxygen in the atmosphere and around their roots (soil gas) for respiration.

Plants are cultivated for their slender roots, which can grow about 1 meter long and 2 cm across.

These differences in social support may be rooted in different cultural ideas about social groups.

Prostitution, Trafficking and other forms of violence against women are rooted in economic systems and structures

This is another thing about food in cities Once its roots into the city are established, they very rarely move.

At HuffPost Travel, American actress Eliza Dushku writes about her Albanian roots and her travel to Albania.

The drought tolerance of the tree is strong due to its ability to effectively store water in its root system.

The presidential and parliamentary elections of 2000 did not resolve the crisis but, arguably, served to further entrench it.

The creation of this capacity in government is long term and rooted in systems and activities that are institutionally based.

The ICC's claim to universality is firmly rooted in the elaborate system of checks and balances built into the Statute.

As with all chicories, if grown correctly its roots can be used to mix with coffee.

Those rights should be an explicit priority of, and should be firmly entrenched in, peacemaking, peacebuilding and conflict resolution processes.

They could enjoy all the benefits of the sunlight and have roots going down into the ocean life then could flourish much more.

Chairman Mao wanted a hundred flowers to bloom, but only so that he could cut them all off at their roots.

The problem of mines in Nicaragua is rooted in the civil war we suffered through during the 1980s.

For instance, an extreme cooperation exists between plants and the mycorrhizal fungi that grow on their roots and aid the plant in absorbing nutrients from the soil.

The Square is a 2013 Egyptian American documentary film by Jehane Noujaim, which depicts the ongoing Egyptian Revolution of 2011 from its roots in Tahrir Square.

A global vision was needed to address a problem that jeopardized future economic and social development its root causes must be analysed from a political, economic and social perspective.

Those include effective steps, in cooperation with the international community, to eliminate an underground proliferation network which had tentacles in two dozen countries.

Human trafficking is an important issue that has its roots in poverty, insecurity of food and livelihoods development inequalities and migration.

The success of poverty eradication initiatives must be rooted in the realities of the lives of the people they are trying to help.

These include problems deeply rooted in socio economic shortfalls for which solutions need to be achieved by means other than military action.

Australia believes that the sceptics who that say that democracy is a Western concept that will never take root in the Middle East are wrong.

Then came the eurozone s sovereign debt crisis, with its roots in lax government finance in some (mostly southern European) countries.

I mention this because there are prophets today who claim that technology will fundamentally alter the human condition and perhaps even transform the human species.

It is perhaps regrettable but nonetheless real that democracy finds roots more easily if economic conditions improve.

Unless this cause is fully understood, and its roots revealed across the region, this attack may prove to be the beginning of the unmaking of South Asia.

Pakistan has a greater variety of meat dishes compared to the rest of the sub continent and most of those dishes have their roots in British, Central Asian and Middle Eastern cuisine.

My delegation is aware that issues of justice, healing, reconciliation and accountability need to be addressed in a way that is owned by and rooted in the affected communities.

Of course, cultural barriers are not insurmountable democracy has taken root in Japan, South Korea, and in other Muslim countries, such as Turkey, Indonesia, and Bangladesh.

Indeed, the older and more embedded democracy is in European countries, the more skeptical are their citizens towards the claims of the constitutional treaty.

This strong willed monarch, while ruling the Russian empire autocratically, managed to bring stability and prosperity, allowing capitalism to take root.

History Its roots lie in 1896 Paris, France, when Société Pathé Frères was founded by Charles Pathé and his brothers, who pioneered the development of the moving image.

The Group notes that the primary basis of the process is Security Council resolution 1633 (2005), which is binding on all the Ivorian parties.

These could be political injustice, the denial of human rights, a brutish life entrenched in pervasive poverty or something else yet to be uncovered.

In Germany, which largely owes its reunification to its firm roots in the EU and NATO, Europe weariness is palpable.

Israeli woman Lihi Yona, a Moroccan Jew descendent, reclaims her Arab roots and complicates local identity politics on a bus ride to Jordan to attend a Lebanese band performance.

While there are no longer egregious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law, a culture of respect for human rights and democratic values has not fully taken root.