But those minor candidates underscore a deeper problem.

They also underscore Asian economies need for stronger financial safety nets.

To underscore the link, the son was renamed Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.

Russia s military intervention in Syria and Europe s refugee crisis underscore this point.

Regarding Asia s ongoing maritime disputes, let me underscore my government s three principles.

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But rising unemployment and falling incomes underscore the enduring threat of poverty worldwide.

Such projects underscore the zero sum mentality that seemingly characterizes China s water policy calculations.

Brazilian women point with pride to their president, Dilma Rousseff, but also underscore how much discrimination remains.

The author goes on to underscore that the courts are overwhelmed, incapable of providing timely, effective justice.

I cannot underscore enough the key role of the media in changing the ways citizens think about and discuss issues.

The events at Abu Ghraib underscore why international rules such as the Geneva Conventions on the treatment of combatants are so vital.

The new Sustainable Development Goals that are to be agreed this year underscore the challenges that world governments must address by 2030.

Most importantly, however, the previous color revolutions underscore the crucial role of world public opinion and the global mass media that shape it.

It would also underscore a basic truth the common challenge of sustainable development should unify a world divided by income, religion, and geography.

The international community must underscore that its members are acting in the service of their national interests, and not simply for Israel s sake.

JPMorgan s takeover of Bear Stearns and WaMu Bank of America s takeover of Countrywide and Merrill Lynch and Wells Fargo s takeover of Wachovia underscore the problem.

It would underscore the importance of ethics reviews of proposed scientific research and monitoring of ongoing research, especially research involving humans or animals as subjects.

The recent bombings in Istanbul underscore, once again, the importance of Turkey's overcoming Huntington's fault line to emerge firmly as a prosperous, secular and stable democracy.

The former underscore his administration s commitment to meeting its obligations under the NPT, while the latter reassure the US Congress and allies skeptical of bold new approaches.

Palestinians will recognize Hamas s acceptance of a multi year truce with Israel as a sign of defeat, which would also underscore Palestinian feelings of humiliation and abandonment.

All of these issues test the region s ability to manage peace and mitigate tensions between its main powers and thus underscore the concern that Hatoyama and Rudd raised.

But China s aspirations also underscore a worrisome and increasingly pervasive new reality political officials are making decisions normally left to markets on a scale not seen in decades.

All of these issues test the region s ability to manage peace and mitigate tensions between its main powers and thus underscore the concern that Hatoyama and Rudd raised.

Bin Laden often recites poetry to underscore a point and to associate himself with chivalrous and learned warriors who were willing to become martyrs for Islam s honor and glory.

As if to underscore the point that political stability must triumph in the long run, the Indians plastered Swiss buses with the banner India The World s Fastest Growing Democracy.

Unfortunately, however, the US led invasion of Afghanistan and the subsequent invasion without UN authority of Iraq underscore the primacy of military solutions in the strategic thinking of affluent nations.

Such considerations underscore why it is a mistake to focus only on annual budgets, without adequate regard for the long term balance sheet implications of how borrowed money is used.

India s democracy and burgeoning economy make it a major factor in the Asian balance of power, and the recent terrorist attacks in Mumbai underscore a shared struggle against violent Islamic extremism.

37. We also underscore our commitment to sound domestic financial sectors, which make a vital contribution to national development efforts, as an important component of an international financial architecture that is supportive of development.

But, as Death by Drone shows, the US drone program is fundamentally flawed and should not be perpetuated. The Obama administration s recent admissions that its drone strikes killed its own citizens only underscore this fact.

These promises and pledges underscore Islamabad s growing dependence on foreign assistance, which is not surprising, given that Pakistan s tax to GDP ratio has declined to less than 9 , the lowest among the 22 largest emerging economies.

There were also years of Russia in China and China in Russia cultural exchanges, meant to underscore that the two countries were tied together not just by geopolitical pragmatism, but by genuine cultural historical ties as well.

US Senator John Kerry, a leading Democrat who supports the war, has said that the documents may underscore the stakes in the conflict, and make it more urgent to make the calibrations needed to get the policy right.

It would underscore the depth of the chasm between leaders who are seeking to advance the cause of European political integration but are out of touch with their electorates, and the British, who do not like European political integration at all.

Cambodia s political leaders and donor states should do more to underscore the value of wide ranging debate about the tribunal and the larger legacy of Cambodia s civil conflict. Cambodian survivors of the Khmer Rouge recall the daily fear of criticizing that regime it would be especially tragic if Cambodians did not feel free to express their views of the Extraordinary Chambers.

The recent bombings in Istanbul underscore, once again, the importance of Turkey's overcoming Huntington's fault line to emerge firmly as a prosperous, secular and stable democracy. If Turkey succeeds, it will show that there is nothing inevitable about the 21st century becoming one of a Clash of Civilizations, during which the Cold War's divisions are replaced by new religious antagonisms that resemble the Middle Ages.

When pulverized by bombs and missiles, asbestos fibers are freed and can be inhaled with the rest of the dust. The protective suits that specially trained people are legally required to wear in the European Union or the US when demolishing, rebuilding, or repairing any building containing asbestos underscore the risk of pulmonary fibrosis and lung cancer for Lebanese who inhale dust from bombed out houses and offices.