The same Janus faced approach is evident in Europe s response to the Arab Spring.

This is of particular relevance in the case of technical barriers to trade.

This is most obvious in Russia s dogged support for Bashar al Assad s regime in Syria.

These are manifested in the high death and disability rates, especially in priority areas.

That failure is measured in the rolls of the dead and on it are written millions of new names each year.

This is apparent in central banks aggressive emphasis on communication and forward policy guidance.

This fear is manifesting itself in an incipient effort to expand education to include the cultivation of feeling and imagination.

Nowhere is this better illustrated than in America s current debate over illegal immigration. It is not so much the illegality of their entrance into the US that riles many conservative Republicans it s the migrants themselves, especially Hispanics who can t speak English.

This is demonstrated through the absence of such compulsory teaching in Norway prior to the introduction of the CKREE, as well as in other European states.

Nowhere is this tension more visible today than in the struggle for the political soul of the Tea Party.

This tension between Europeans goals and their ability to achieve them is playing out again in the wake of the recent EU summit.

The promise of such endeavours can be found in the European Union.

Inequality was also reflected in the global unemployment situation.

The transatlantic divide is evident with respect to monetary policy.

The narratives have substantial persistence in that they affect our views.

Some of the early incorporation of stormwater engineering is evidenced in ancient Greece.

Issues such as Burma, North Korea, Darfur, Zimbabwe, climate change, and nuclear proliferation all appear to be falling, because they are being insufficiently addressed, into this crack.

Such violence is much in evidence in Karachi, where tens of thousands of people displaced by the ongoing warfare in Pakistan s tribal areas have fled.

This is, in part, illustrated by the large number of sorties flown by our aircraft in Iraq carrying these weapons, where no releases were made.

This is reflected in the brutal, destructive campaign against climate science by powerful vested interests and ideologues, apparently aimed at creating an atmosphere of ignorance and confusion.

This research has been reflected in the publication, between 1962 and 2004, of a large number of scientific studies, some of which are listed in annex I.

The Chinese economy s institutional weakness is reflected in international survey data.

The change is evident by asking a single question would it still be possible today to give up the D Mark and introduce the euro as a common currency? The answer is a resounding no.

Contrast that with the Italian players, all of whom belted out the words of Il Canto degli Italiani (The Song of the Italians).

The art will be in finding the way among the diverse interests of Member States.

Cultural heritage , as outlined in paragraph 1 manifests itself, inter alia, in the following domains

But mobilizing civil society is hugely challenging, particularly when, as in Iraq, it needs to be done quickly and on a large scale.

The HIV AIDS pandemic was fuelled by gender inequality that extended across all regions and knew no boundaries.

The difference between the two principles is most clearly apparent in their implications for the relationship between science and technology.

This is evidenced by the fact that the Board itself has not objected to the consistent application of this policy in the past.

Inter agency collaboration is strongly manifested in this area, while the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and UNEP also work with other non United Nations international bodies.

That goal is reflected in the European Union s current focus on creating a fiscal compact, which would constitutionalize member states commitment to supposedly inviolable deficit ceilings.

This insecurity manifests itself in many ways from the accumulation of liquid wealth as insurance against foreign and domestic uncertainties to the choice of many, if not most, to educate their children abroad.

This is partly reflected in the number of Vietnamese women appointed as regional representatives of various international organizations and presented international and regional awards.

This is exemplified in very different ways by the murderous killing spree in Norway in July, and now by WikiLeaks disgraceful release of huge numbers of unredacted diplomatic cables.

This is all the more remarkable at a time when right wing governments embrace regulation and even state intervention the cornerstones of leftist ideologies.

This decline is reflected partly in the erosion of socio political structures and thus an easing of social control, and partly in the gradual disappearance of the cultures upon which those structures were based.

The Central African Republic made a commitment to human rights over a decade ago, when it acceded to a number of universal, international and regional human rights instruments, including the following

This is best illustrated by Turkey, where Obama has ignored Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan s heavy handed efforts to annul free speech and turn himself into a twenty first century Sultan.

In Mubarak s Egypt, citizens legal equality, while stipulated in the constitution, is not respected or observed, especially with regard to the construction and protection of Coptic churches.

This is most obvious in countries mostly in Africa where the government receives aid directly and aid flows are large relative to fiscal expenditure (often more than half the total).

Mexico's position, as had been set forth in the General Assembly, was that greater importance should be attached to the ability of Member States to pay.

The concept of jus cogens has been widely accepted by the doctrine and finds reflection in the VCLT.

This perception is evident in Europe, the United States, and Japan, where indicators of economic sentiment are deteriorating again, already weak recoveries are stalling, and over stretched balance sheets are becoming even more precarious.

Vulnerability exists at levels far above the World Bank s 1.25 day poverty threshold, especially given rising job insecurity and inadequate social protection worldwide.