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Among the most heartening trends to emerge during the current reporting period is the emergence of developed countries as third-party, or triangular, donors within the TCDC process.
Another analogy is the emergence of Prussia as the dominant,
A promising sign is the emergence of a number of new Kosovo Serb parties that favour participation in the political process,
Perhaps the only problem with the use of fluorine-containing pastes in everyday life is the emergence of endemic fluorosis.
notable trend in the internationalization of R&D is the emergence and fast growth of foreign R&D activities of developingcountry TNCs.
A further negative development is the emergence of a trend of"compensation recruitment": if a child
a feature of which is the emergence of regional groupings.
An important aspect of these changes is the emergence of a new trade geography in which the South is increasingly playing a more prominent role in both North-South
Another alternative is the emergence of new"players" within the religious movements, who could fill the vacuum that arose
What distinguishes post-crisis transition, then, from either the period of the crisis itself or the subsequent path of regular development is the emergence of real opportunities to consolidate peace and the specific mix of activities to be undertaken to sustain a country's return towards a state of"definitive recovery.
Another example explored by Giddens is the emergence of romantic love,the idea of a narrative into an individual's life.">
one of the early benefits indicated from the restructuring is the emergence of the Department of Field Support as a key strategic
One of the structural changes to arise from the text of the new Constitution is the emergence of departmental, regional,
Another noticeable development was the emergence of large shippers with the power to force carriers to accept absolute liability.
Another possibility suggested by the Special Rapporteur was the emergence of a new peremptory norm that was clearly designated as having retroactive effect.
a key feature of which was the emergence of transnational corporations as leading actors in an environment characterized by intense competition.