Prerequisites

Indeed, he once chided John Kenneth Galbraith for enunciating a long list of prerequisites for foreign aid to be effective.

Out in intergalactic space, those three prerequisites for the open ended creation of knowledge are at their lowest possible supply.

But Israel has officially rejected its basic premises with patently unacceptable caveats and prerequisites.

The constant reduction of the prerequisites for making sense of culture may confirm the view that consumers of mass culture are passive.

Apart from his complete control of domestic politics, Thaksin commands other prerequisites of regional leadership.

Macroeconomic policy is an area in which economists have done a lot of thinking about institutional prerequisites.

A functioning private sector that creates adequate jobs, and schools that educate the large young population for today s inter connected world, are prerequisites of progress.

Openness to trade is presented as the most potent force for economic growth, yet integration into the world economy has demanding institutional prerequisites, which are not met cheaply.

For example, they catalyze the development of supportive property and customs regimes, including the establishment of credit bureaus and laws to protect creditors rights all necessary prerequisites to channel financing flows.

(d) To do everything possible to create the prerequisites for further meetings with a view to advancing the Inter Congolese Dialogue, with emphasis on ensuring the full participation of women in this process

Given that satisfying one of these prerequisites often comes at the cost of the others, such a system would entail continuous adjustment and compromise.

Convinced that the independence and impartiality of the judiciary are essential prerequisites for the protection of human rights and for ensuring that there is no discrimination in the administration of justice and should therefore be respected in all circumstances,

Stronger financial markets can move savings to where they can do the most to spur economic growth. And that capacity has been seen as one of the handful of key prerequisites for economic development.

Turkey wants desperately to be accepted into the EU, whose Copenhagen criteria, approved in 1993, define what may be called the constitutional prerequisites of membership.

In order to enable a company s management to accommodate the long term interests of all stakeholders, corporate decision making must account for the four prerequisites of a company s survival profitability, nbsp growth, risk protection, and public trust.

Obviously, when the PLO was headquartered in Jordan, Lebanon, or Tunisia, and there was not yet a Palestinian Authority, Palestine did not meet any of these seven prerequisites.

The US lacks both the international and domestic prerequisites to resolve conflicts internal to other societies, and to monitor and control transnational transactions that threaten Americans at home.

25. In paragraph 5.32, after required military and civilian police components , add that meet the relevant prerequisites of the peacekeeping missions , and delete the words to peacekeeping missions .

The development of an entertainment culture'' around the turn of the 20 th century, including vaudeville theater, amusement parks, a dance craze triggered by the domestication of black plantation dances, and silent movies, further reduced the prerequisites for cultural understanding.

So in fact, intergalactic space does contain all the prerequisites for the open ended creation of knowledge. Any such cube, anywhere in the universe, could become the same kind of hub that we are, if the knowledge of how to do so were present there.

Apart from his complete control of domestic politics, Thaksin commands other prerequisites of regional leadership. Already eyeing a third term, he can count on political longevity on the order of Mahathir s 22 year rule.

For Turkey, For Europe

But we also have an equally strong need men and women for adventure, for novelty, for mystery, for risk, for danger, for the unknown, for the unexpected, surprise you get the gist for journey, for travel.

Thanks for waiting for me.

TFR was 2.3 for Turks, 1.7 for Surinamese, 1.8 for Arubans, 3.0 for Africans and 1.8 for Latin Americans.

Tomorrow, we are all running for Athens, for the selfiez, for extra attention and coverage, for publicity, for the likes ...

DG For you or for them?

'For everybody, and especially for you.'

Everything for others, nothing for himself!

They waited for him for hours.

One for all, all for one.

Don't wait for me for dinner.

Don't wait for me for dinner.

Don't wait for me for dinner.

Don't wait for me for dinner.

Thanks for doing that for Tom.

Thanks for doing that for me.

Thanks for doing that for him.

They pine for love, they live for love, they kill for love, and they die for love.

They need every encouragement, for today's trends are frightening for Japan, for Asia, and for the world.

The GDP for countries in Europe has fallen by a considerable amount 5.3 for Greece, 3.9 for Portugal, 4.1 for Cyprus, 2.3 for Italy, and 2 for Spain.

The alternatives for my country, for Russia, and for Europe are clear.

Protectionism is bad for wealth, bad for democracy, and bad for peace.

It was fought for, it was campaigned for, it was innovated for.