But you then said, because there's a doubt here.

Not stagnation!

The truth is that both are sexual and both are reproductive.

Russia s New Stagnation

Stagnant and Paralyzed

Stagnation is the main threat.

Stagnation is not stability.

Stagnation means regression.

Not too active.

This stalemate should be overcome.

We need to break the stalemate of the CD.

Stagnation is a tacit collective choice made by a country s majority.

Economic stagnation remains a serious concern.

Egypt s political stagnation has reduced its regional influence.

But I'm winding down.

Chronic stagnation is too high a price to pay for adopting the euro.

Economic growth remains severely hampered by the occupation and its constrictive security measures, and the current stagnation may well continue in 2005.

The disease is favoured by poor soil struc ture and waterlogging.

Societies that fail to attract foreign brains stagnate.

The inevitable result is persistent high unemployment and labor immobility.

But that continuity is more reminiscent of the zastoi, or stagnation, of the Brezhnev era.

Without such limited agreements, stasis in South Asia is the rule.

But secular stagnation is an ailment of countries at the economic frontier.

Stagnation rather than growth will be the name of the game.

Even the industrialized countries were experiencing economic stagnation accompanied by a high rate of unemployment.

The European Council notes with concern the stagnation of the negotiating process in the former Yugoslavia.

And many think that these countries are stagnant, but they are not.

So, whichever side gains the upper hand, authoritarianism and economic stagnation will prevail once again.

For reference, Russia s economy itself this year is expected to be stagnant, plagued by international sanctions and other troubles.

While China and India grow rapidly, most of Africa is stagnating.

The stagnation that had begun during Leonid Brezhnev s rule deepened after his death in 1982.

For the many, by contrast, there has been only secular stagnation, with depressed employment and stagnating wages.

The economies of the developing countries and the countries in transition must not be allowed to deteriorate further or stagnate.

According to the World Economic Survey 1993, stagnation was prevalent in many parts of the world.

If deadlock and confusion were the only results, such political impasses might be tolerable.

These are essential human rights, and they can be realized only through economic growth, not stagnation.

A national economy that is excluded by sanctions is likely to stagnate or even collapse.

Indeed, the bureaucracy itself is often blamed for the country s rigidity and ongoing stagnation.

According to the United Nations Millennium Project report, Some regions have made little progress or even experienced reversals in several areas.

Utopia, if it's ever established, will die, will stagnate whereas what I'm talking about is an evolving culture or an emergent culture.

Stagnation in computer design is not surprising, considering that familiarity is so comfortable.

As the now ten year old Japanese slump tells us, once deflation and contraction have established themselves, standard policies stop working.

11. The world economy continued to stagnate although there were considerable discrepancies in the economic performance of various regions and countries.

For the average developing country the results were stagnation, widened economic inequalities, climbing unemployment, and increased numbers of poor people. Economic modernization and poverty reduction suffered.

Over the past two years, academics, regulators, economists, and financial institutions have all linked the secular stagnation in demand with greater income inequality.