We are a positive force for social and economic development.

(b) Use of renewable sources of energy as rural growth impulses

Even so, the EU remains dependent on France and Germany as a driving force.

But in recent years, pro Taiwan groups and politicians in Japan have been gaining momentum.

The real question has more to do with France s credibility and its capacity to remain a driving force in Europe.

Today, ASEAN already serves as the driving force towards the development of an East Asian economic community.

Indonesia fully recognizes that information and communication technology represents a key driving force for growth and job creation in other sectors.

Non Governmental Organizations have long been a force in promoting and delivering education, especially to those most marginalized and neglected.

And it is our Organization that, more than ever, must be a driving force, play a leading role, in that context.

And it very slowly, over a few minutes, sort of painfully goes up, and then it gains momentum and it looks like it's almost about to fall.

But I do think that the tension between their two views has been a very valuable driving force for human progress over the past hundred years.

In mid 2007, the Commission confirmed that it will revisit the EU s dialogue with Mercosur, with the aim of giving new impetus to negotiations.

(f) Supports the development and implementation of global, regional and national communication programmes to build on the awareness and momentum for change established by the Year

Likewise, Iran s nuclear program gained momentum thanks to its sense of impunity following the colossal failure in Iraq of America s concept of preventive war.

This would shield their populations from the West s problems and, at the global level, provide a counter impetus to the deteriorating global outlook.

In spite of the importance of agriculture as the driving force in the economies of many developing countries, this vital sector is frequently starved of investment.

In that regard, we note the thrust of the recommendations for Security Council reform, in particular the drive to expand the Council and make it a representative body.

As a major driving force of policy and economic change, this process has had significant impacts on most sectors in countries undergoing decentralization.

In the current political climate, the more enlightened Russians would rather use their skills and talents for self fulfillment abroad than be the driving force of Russia s modernization.

As this emotion represents a thirst for knowledge, curiosity is a major driving force behind scientific research and other disciplines of human study.

The affirmation of the centrality of gender equality to human rights, human development and human security had provided new momentum to the journey towards gender equality.

The South American Community of Nations, which was founded last year in Cuzco, Peru, can be seen as a driving force for integration in Latin America and the Caribbean as a whole.

And, since the onset of the crisis, the G 20 countries with France (and the United States) as driving forces have been pressing for better regulation, governance, and accountability.

Forming a new, smaller and more functional human rights council will help the United Nations become a real driving force behind human rights protection.

I believe that such initiatives will be a strong driver for more concerted efforts directed towards consumers at the company and industrial branch level.

The success of some in having their claims heard is testimony to the growing power of law as a force for positive change in Europe.

She is further an important driving force in the prevention and combating of trafficking in women for the purpose of sexual exploitation and the provision of information and assistance to victims.

So to explain that if you've got an elementary particle and you shine a light on it, then the photon of light has momentum, which knocks the particle, so you don't know where it was before you looked at it.

In biomedicine, a series of legal cases have generated powerful momentum toward the transfer of rights over the body and its component parts from the individual owner to corporations and research institutions.

The central challenge is political correcting state policies formulated when resources, including oil, natural gas and food commodities, were not considered a driving force in the global economy.

Second, the Hegelian struggle for recognition has been a pervasive driving force of mankind, powerful enough to lead countless individuals to the ultimate sacrifice.

As the protests began, Deng s chosen successor, Premier Zhao Ziyang, was tempted to use the mass movement as a lever to push harder for market reform, and possibly political reform.

I do not know whether Keynes or Friedman was more right in their deep orientation. But I do think that the tension between their two views has been a very valuable driving force for human progress over the past hundred years.

Indeed, Henry Kissinger once told me that he believes that Chinese traditional thought has a greater chance than any foreign ideology (say, Marxism or liberalism) of becoming the dominant intellectual force behind Chinese foreign policymaking.

South South FDI flows have been motivated by push and pull factors, and similar structural, cyclical and policy factors similar to those between developed and developing countries.

The desire to claim one s rightful place under the sun to share the planet equally is a driving force throughout the region, from Southeast Asia to Korea and China.

ICTs are a driving force for stimulating cooperation among tourism stakeholders and therefore make it easier for developing countries to take charge of their tourism organization, promotion and branding image.

The representative indicated that women had firmly occupied their social position and had been a force in the promotion of the social and economic development of the country, owing to satisfactory legislation and policies on gender equality and to preferential treatment.

At the same time, with Monti s coalition failing to gain traction, reflecting the historically limited appeal of classic bourgeois parties in Italy, many observers are wondering what his role in the next government will be.

We need to highlight, not hide , different views, and see our parties less as war headquarters and more as bio diverse think tanks or workshops.

The current trend for these data to be adjusted and divided to an acceptable form has got the momentum and the first modest steps have been taken to research and develop statistical data on men and women separately for the whole territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Russian Federation agreed that security, human rights and development were interdependent and hoped that the decisions taken at the forty third session of the Commission for Social Development would give a new impetus to international cooperation in the social sphere.

On the one hand, they can compensate for the global weakness by turbo charging their own internal demand through aggressive fiscal stimulus. This would shield their populations from the West s problems and, at the global level, provide a counter impetus to the deteriorating global outlook.

Despite considerable effort by the international community in Afghanistan since 2001 to eliminate the Taliban and al Qaeda, the insurgency in the south of the country has gathered momentum at breakneck speed in recent months.

In recognition of the role that disabled persons' organizations play as motivators, advocates and participants in the implementation of the Standard Rules, and in keeping with the vision of the Standard Rules that requires the participation of such organizations and the equalization of opportunities, two disabled persons' organizations from each country were included in the survey.