And we think this is species specific, which means that that could explain why we can't communicate across species.

The Commonwealth will continue to play its part.

The European Union is determined to play its part to that end.

This rate is also the worst among ASEAN countries.

But this has led, in turn, to an anxious, balkanizing quest for identity.

This required the implementation of programmes to ensure that FDI fulfilled its role as an engine of growth.

Which leads us to a question What was he thinking when he was being measured?

This pushed political parties to issue official statements on the matter.

No to the oppressing security acts against activists.

This in turn had made it possible to increase recurrent public spending in public services.

Nanocomputer is the logical name for a computer smaller than the microcomputer, which is smaller than the minicomputer.

The provision of effective domestic remedies is also a prerequisite to ensuring the subsidiarity of international scrutiny.

And Priam looks at the man who has murdered so many of his sons, and he, too, starts to weep. And the sound of their weeping filled the house.

This should in turn make it easier for women to enter paid employment.

This led to an increase in the salinity of effluent from the treatment plant, which in turn damaged agricultural resources.

That decline is likely to continue, because nearly 30 of homes with mortgages are worth less than the value of the mortgage.

This has, in turn provided the foundations for the development of more creative solutions aimed at ending the crises.

This in turn is reflected in parental reluctance to sending their daughters to secondary schools for their safety.

The Director General, in turn, requested the JIU to undertake the review.

This in turn may reduce the opportunities for manufacturers from the developing countries to sell their products to the United Nations.

In that context, therefore, it is the view of my delegation that the Economic and Social Council should be rejuvenated to play its role, as envisaged in the Charter.

This effort requires persistence and a long official attention span, which in turn presupposes bipartisan support.

This, in turn, has fueled speculation that Zhu will be a candidate to become the next managing director.

According to him, this absence is manifested by a lack of proper names, which is a way of erasing individuality and the contributions made by so many.

Fukushima showed that the risk of nuclear power is too high, which in turn has also increased the costs of this energy form.

What is certain is that the individual talent exhibited in such abundance here, needs to turn its attention to that collaborative, messy, frustrating, contentious and impossible world of politics and public policy.

The fall in the capital inflow would therefore bring with it a fall in the trade deficit.

This has tended to increase metals prices, fueling Australia s large export surplus in metals.

This in turn sets an example for other sectors.

This, in turn, requires a sense of responsibility and solidarity.

This, in turn, required a strong munitions industry.

This in turn would contribute to consolidating their operations.

These centers, in turn, regulate breathing and blood pressure, with hypoxia causing an increase in ventilation.

Brita visited the center and recognized its role in protecting the welfare of elephants

This in turn creates a blind spot.

That, in turn, demands a new, reformed United Nations.

Rather, it increases the prospects of corrupt leakage that may allow terrorist groups access to nuclear weapons.

This, they believe, could undermine the fragile progress that has been made in the Balkans in the last decade.

In turn, that requires political will to negotiate multilateral agreements for long term strategies that open the way for new financing.

The Yellow Sea is the name given to the northern part of the East China Sea, which is a marginal sea of the Pacific Ocean.

The IMF stands ready to do its part.

That, in turn, requires a well functioning court system.

This, in turn, will help States to work together.

Implementation was equally important, however, and States had to make it clear to all their officials that torture would never be tolerated.

This effort requires persistence and a long official attention span, which in turn presupposes bipartisan support. Is that possible in America today?