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But such downturns are more severe in countries with the Anglo-Saxon sort of financial system, because their lending is more procyclical.

In "countries that have good sanitation systems, it's never an international organization that's put them in, " she said.

A cholera coordination committee should be in place in countries where cholera outbreaks are recurrent.

But in reality, what does it mean in countries where the wildlife is not that easy to live next to?

Even in countries with functioning states, some of the money is bound to be stolen.

In countries with more flexible labour markets, the emphasis tends to be on "skilling up" young people.

Which might explain why we wave our hands, exhaustively, when trying to be understood in countries where we don't speak the language.

In countries where many different languages are spoken, English is often used as an official language to help people communicate.

Only 30 percent of men worldwide have had the procedure, mostly in countries where it is common for religious or health reasons.

One note of caution: When a company's engagement through services places people in countries they do not know, special care must be taken.

This can be positively maddening in countries whose taxes these companies are trying to escape.

And in countries ravaged by war where little else works, the local Red Cross society is often resilient.

In countries where schools mainly seek to teach pupils to read, write and grasp some basic maths, centralisation seems to work.

But they have worked in countries that have been able to retain a manufacturing base, like Germany and parts of Northern Europe.

Voters in countries currently implementing very tough austerity programmes have to see some light at the end of the tunnel.

This increase is often occurring in countries with few methods of prevention, control or treatment.

In countries with a substantial Christian presence, at least half the Christians thought Jesus Christ would return in their lifetime.

In countries that require labels, it is often the case that biotech ingredients are not found in food products.

He even wondered if it might be possible to make computers for the poor in countries without an electric power grid.

The child is one of several in countries around the world being declared a symbolic seven billionth human.

In countries with poorly developed market economies and undemocratic systems, it noted, populism was more likely to act like "dynamite" .

Yet, studies show that this treatment is frequently unavailable in pharmacies and clinics in countries where these diseases are most common.

In countries where the news is not officially controlled, it is likely to be provided by commercial organizations who depend on advertising.

Governments in countries such as the UK have also been active politically in trying to remove obstacles to internationalisation of the law.

Russia is still far from reconciled to NATO's presence in countries that it regards as being within its "sphere of privileged interests" .

"I don't understand how you can separate it, especially in countries that are very undemocratic, " he said.

In countries with floating currencies, looser monetary policy often (though not always) results in a weaker exchange rate.

The technique has already been used in countries like India, where profiling has been used in murder trials.

Rural infrastructure tends to be least developed in countries and regions with the highest levels of hunger.

As well as the United States, GM operates in countries around the world, so job losses could spread far and wide.

The cases are occurring in countries where the average age of the populations is low, with a large proportion under 15.

This notion of relative deprivation seems to carry weight in countries once they grow past a consumption of $1. 95 per person a day.

The rapid economic expansion in countries like China, India and Vietnam tends to sharply increase the demand for food.

They also voiced concerns about reciprocity that are widely held in countries with companies trying to crack the Chinese market.

Yet Chinese entities continue shipping technology to missile programs in countries of concern, he said.

But in countries that receive the most development aid, people were much more likely to say that wealthy nations are doing enough.

Over 80% of humanity lives in countries where the fertility rate is either below three and falling, or already two or less.

My disliking for those foods had a much greater impact as well - I would only holiday in countries that had foods I felt safe with.

Around 80% of the disease burden is now concentrated in countries with the least capacity to mange the costs and demands of chronic care.

He might have thrown in countries with even less significant currencies than Australia's, such as Costa Rica.

In countries where the land compensation policy, and said quite understand.

Since then, it has catalyzed tremendous economic, social, and political liberation in countries ranging from Cuba to the United States.

As you can imagine, not having fingerprints can present challenges in countries that regularly use them for identification and travel.

It provides a baseline to chart future NCD trends and responses in countries, including in terms of its socioeconomic impacts.

The traditional law of water rights in countries where there is ample rainfall, was first written down in England.

Census data can be used to measure pregnancy-related mortality as a proxy for maternal mortality in countries with poor death registration.

He said economic growth in countries such as China and India is unlikely to help OPEC's efforts to stabilize or increase prices.

In countries where agriculture is still labour-intensive, women produce up to 80 percent of food.

In countries where there is likely to be a surplus of government bonds for sale, there is little public discussion at all.

In countries like the US, partners could have good faith or oral agreements and be fairly well protected, says Wortham.

In practice, the most likely outcome of such fiscal retrenchment would be a slump in countries with large external and fiscal deficits.

It ought to be quite a party: the enlargement of 2004 to take in countries like Poland and Hungary marked a rare moment of strategic wisdom.

Still, there is a sense of gathering gloom even in countries that have so far escaped the worst.

parliamentary democracy in countries the number of political parties may also be due to different electoral system, there is a discrepancy.

The company is in talks to launch projects or make acquisitions in countries from Costa Rica to Cambodia.

We would thus expect to see more widely held firms in countries where consolidated accounting is prohibited.

During the course of his medical training, Dr Aylward travelled and worked in countries throughout South America, Africa and Asia.

"And we know it works, " he said, noting that waiting lists in countries with "opt-out" systems have been reduced.

As a matter of fact, few state-owned businesses exist in competitive markets in countries with a developed market economy.

Smaller protests, many of them over rising prices, have already taken place in countries like Morocco, Egypt, Algeria and Jordan.

This annual report is the most authoritative reference for a set of 73 health indicators in countries around the world.

In countries where smoking bans have been implemented, enforcement of the laws typically rests on self-enforcement by the public.

Many of the gene banks are in countries where the crop is not native, to make it more likely that the species will survive a disaster.

WHO works in countries to help national authorities and communities prepare by strengthening their capacity to manage all types of crisis.

Delivering food by motorbike is one of those conveniences in countries like China, Egypt and South Korea.

In the 15 years that we have been selling our products we have made a good name for ourselves in countries around the world.

The perception that Europe's legislative machinery is remote and unaccountable is widespread even in countries that like the EU.

America insisted that its farmers be allowed to sell more produce in countries like China, which buys around 40% of its soyabeans.

The health properties of a range of substances found in hives have been recognized since ancient times in countries like China.

Such a treaty would be an essential component in the policy interventions to alleviate situations in countries such as Uganda.

The tsunami, triggered by an earthquake off Indonesia, left 300, 000 dead in countries around the Indian Ocean.

Finally, licensing of a successful vaccine by regulatory bodies may require prior trials in countries with similar epidemiological settings.

Increases in malnutrition are expected to be especially severe in countries where large populations depend on rain-fed subsistence farming.

Every night, in countries all around the world, children listen to fairy tales before they go to bed.

Leadership must be demonstrated at every level to get ahead of the disease - in families, in communities, in countries and internationally.

To advise and assist - where requested - in the founding of tribology societies in countries where such societies do not exist.

Of course, donor countries might balk at combating absolute poverty in countries rich enough to handle the problem themselves.

and increasing the number of product inspectors in countries that are major exporters to the U. S.

WHO regions kept on fighting in countries, but there was no support from the World Bank and the IMF.

The Internet has caused major upheavals in countries that do not permit freedom of expression, Dowlatshahi said.

The next critical step is to document implementation and impact with evidence gathered in countries.

It is not clear that the Danish model would work as well in countries where property markets are less homogenous .

Here is a random smattering of events that have taken place in the past week in countries that demanded this change.

Isabella: Matthew, do you know much about body language in countries around the world?

But the process breaks down in countries where governance hardly exists.

But the company has continued in business by using servers in countries beyond the jurisdiction of Swedish courts.

High temperatures in countries like Nigeria reduce chocolate into a sticky, gooey mess .

then came the classic multinational firm , in which the parent company created smaller versions of itself in countries around the world.

He said that in today's world, it is impossible to build modern financial systems in countries that exclude half of their citizens.

teaching or studying in countries like the Czech Republic, India, South Korea, Taiwan, and China.

Forty-six per cent of the world's population lives in countries that do not ban free distribution of tobacco products.

Cornish says many have been caught on reefs in Southeast Asia, in countries that do not have sustainable fisheries management.

But only a few people get measles in countries where children are routinely vaccinated.

However, civil aviation in countries backward in aviation services is at a disadvantage.

Standards could also become a weapon of industrial policy, in particular in countries that see clean technology as an engine of growth.

It includes the generosity of philanthropies and of governments in countries where malaria vanished ages ago.

Some of this fuss reflects the culture shock in countries suddenly facing the full rigours of Anglo-American capitalism.

The end of the commodity boom was especially welcomed in countries that had witnessed riots over high food prices earlier in the year.

Matthew, do you know much about body language in countries around the world?

optimizing the CRC reporting process as an advocacy, monitoring and evaluation mechanism for child and adolescent health in countries.

People in countries where backhanders are a way of life see resources squandered and become disillusioned with public institutions.

Moreover, political commitment needs to be sustained in countries where leprosy remains a public health problem.

In countries with state power firms, like China, the government can stump up the money or use its clout to reduce borrowing costs.

Saudi schools in countries including the United States, Britain, France, Germany, and Turkey all use similar textbooks.

Technology transfer has started in countries, paving the way for more patients to be diagnosed accurately and rapidly enrolled on treatment.

Measles outbreaks can be particularly deadly in countries experiencing or recovering from a natural disaster or conflict.

Some of the hardest-hit young people were in countries with the most protections for older workers.

At a meal in countries on the Arabian Peninsula, you will find that any drinking vessel is repeatedly refilled as soon as you drain it.

This year's activity was driven by a lengthy list of energy and resources deals, in countries including the US, UK and Australia.

Africa grey parrots are found only in the rainforests of West and Central Africa, but they're prized as pets in countries around the world.

The probes are increasingly being used in countries that were until recently only using microscopy to diagnose tuberculosis.

This may be a problem in countries like China, Japan, Korea and places like HK and Taiwan where "face" is the all-important factor.

Gastric intestinal metaplasia is a common finding in countries with a high prevalence of Helicobacter pylori infection.

As the world is becoming smaller, the number of interracial couples is growing, especially in countries with large numbers of immigrants.

The "best of the best" will join the US military and die in countries they never heard of.

That meant putting most of the budget where it was needed - in countries - and building strong accountability mechanisms.

Elsewhere , in countries as diverse as the Philippines , Zambia and Peru, Chinese investments have provoked a political backlash .

These actions have been reinforced by similar actions in countries around the world.

Shaking hands is a very common greeting, especially in countries with an English history.

One obvious reason is to avoid detection, which is why bribes are known as "envelopes" in countries from China to Greece.

Since fall, outbreaks of avian influenza in birds have been reported in countries including Vietnam, Thailand, India, Togo and Germany.

ONE sign that change is afoot in countries ruled by despots is the appearance of murals and cartoons ridiculing them.

Also, in countries where they can build around the players of one or two clubs, like Greece, this can be an advantage.

It vanished in countries such as Norway and Sweden, where the sexes are more or less on a par with one another.

Some of the best values are in countries that may not be tracked by indexes.

Fiscal adjustments persisted for nearly two years longer in countries that had rules than in those without them.

In countries like China, where there is a huge surplus of men, finding a partner shouldn't be difficult for women.

This will increase the export potential of these foods in countries far from their origin.

Wikileaks is releasing classified United States diplomatic cables sent to and from US embassies in countries throughout the world.

Data will be collected in countries through governmental agencies, nongovernmental organizations and academic institutions.

"Stability bonds will not solve our immediate problems and will not replace the reforms needed in countries under pressure, " Barroso said.

Even in countries where the syndrome is recognised among children, it is hard for women to be treated for ADHD.

Q: Demonstrations broke out in countries other than Egypt in the Middle East.

Tipping is more prevalent in countries with a culture of individualism than in those with a more collectivist spirit.

Real government debt rises by an average of 86% in countries afflicted by severe crises.

Most of the top study abroad in countries like Britain, Italy, Spain, France, Mexico, and Germany, which go gaga for soccer.

Cautious or terrorist activities in the near future to avoid more instability, deteriorating security situation in countries and regions.

It is common in countries such as the US and Brazil but production and use in many Chinese provinces is still in an experimental phase.

Contra Marx, the poor got richer in countries that adopted capitalist institutions.

In countries all over the world, fish is a big part of the culture and an important source of nutrition.

Significant improvements in governance over the past decade occurred in countries as diverse as Indonesia, Tajikistan, Serbia, and Slovakia.

Children in countries around the world await a visit from a mysterious bringer of gifts at Christmas time.

Bribery is on the rise in countries on every continent, further burdening families already struggling to cope with a global recession.

But the medium is hard to dismiss as a reporters' tool, particularly in countries where cell-phone networks reach farther than the internet.

Attentive observers will not fail to notice that sovereign defaults tend to occur in countries where democracy has rather shallow roots.

These virtual communities are particularly prominent in countries where state and social elites harshly police offline communities.

l: Plants which refine crude ores are often located in countries other than those in which the crude ores are mined.

Corruption thrives in countries where private investors face cumbersome procedures and excessive regulations.

The effects persisted in countries with a large export share going to China. That makes sense.

But very little is being done by governments and donors to develop laboratory facilities in countries with a high TB burden.

Public support of immigration restrictions is growing in countries from the U. S. to India.

A: Yes, though certain precautions should be followed in countries currently experiencing outbreaks.

In countries where there are no servants because nobody is willing to do such work, the professors have to waste their time doing housework.

Cervical cancer kills more women in countries where the human papilloma virus is common and screening rare.

And in countries that are developed, we're seeing a higher improvement, a faster improvement rate, than we are seeing in the United States.

This resolution received a positive response from workers in countries around the world.

You could see [the crisis] in countries where there was a leverage ratio and no Basel II [such as the US].

In countries where electricity is cheaper at night some air-conditioning machines now take a different approach.

Fraser says these problems are exacerbated in countries that have political instability and conflict.

Michelin is also continuing to expand its guidebooks business in countries where it has significant tyre operations.

Many live in countries, like Brazil and India, that seem to have escaped from the third world.

These firms could change their business models to reduce the pirates' profits, especially in countries where an album costs a day's wages.

She says engagement by other governments is needed to achieve similar results in countries where parliamentarian rights are being violated.

Our last week's program we debated whether it should be a compulsory HIV testing in countries with high rate.

He called for intensified monitoring of virus circulation particularly in countries that are using poultry vaccines.

In countries where creditors cannot avoid a raw deal, companies' cost of capital could rise sharply.

In some cases, partnership extends to gain-sharing and joint marketing and sales initiatives in countries with a growing power need.

Although common in western countries, depression appears to be virtually absent in countries where people eat a lot of fish.

However, measles outbreaks still happen , even in countries where most people have been vaccinated.

It also requires changes in the behaviour of partners and donors as they work to support health development in countries.

The occurrence of this outbreak highlights the importance of conducting surveillance in countries that are non-endemic to malaria.

To mitigate these risks policymakers need to do more to prop up demand, especially in countries that have external surpluses.

Administratively, today's crisis is far more complex than it was in countries where the clean-ups are presently being praised.

Structural changes in the world economy can cause instability in countries where output is expanding as well as in sluggish ones.

Cyclists in places like London and Mexico City yearn for proper cycle lanes, of the kind commonplace in countries such as Germany.

Forget GDP, the OECD has a whole new way to rank quality of life in countries around the world.

"This is an online survey therefore in countries like Brazil, South Africa and China we are surveying people who are a bit better off. "

Kennan's formula for victory was economic aid fostering political stability in countries potentially vulnerable to communism's siren song.

So in countries such as China I guess stroke is a major problem and I would like to listen to the opinion of my Chinese colleagues.

Cases of directors infringing the third party interest have arisen in countries all over the world in recent years.

Tiger skins sell as rugs and cloaks on the black market, and can fetch up to $20, 000 in countries like China.

This dietary transition is now being seen in countries like China, India and Mexico.

Leaving aside petro economies, the biggest are in countries pursuing export-led growth, often on the basis of undervalued exchange rates.

Regional banks had benefited from several strong years of economic growth in countries such as South Korea, Malaysia and Thailand.

In countries like Spain, Italy and Greece, people like standing close to each other to talk.

In countries where there is no WHO country office, the relevant WHO regional office should be contacted.

Even in countries that have registered impressive gains, inequality eats away at social cohesion.

In countries and regions where sole agent contracts have been concluded by the supplier.

In turn, collaborating partners have learned much about the specific needs and opportunities in countries of the meningitis belt.

We sent generations of young people to serve as ambassadors for peace in countries all over the world.

Its authors find that GDP fell less sharply during the financial crisis in countries that already had such policies in place.

Infanticide actually decreases in countries characterized by a culture of violence.

That point has particular force in countries where some variety of political Islam seems likely to prevail in any open contest.

A start has been made to boosting yields and reducing harvest losses in countries that lag behind, notably in Africa.

The Insured suffers any accidental injury in countries or regions that are not covered by this Contract.

WHO strongly recommends vaccination of high-risk individuals in countries where influenza vaccines are available.

The company is also making a big push into international retail, opening 200 shops in countries including Spain, Switzerland and France.

There were concerns this spring that mounting government debt in countries like Greece, Spain and Portugal would stagnate Europe's economy.

To determine whether in countries with high gender empowerment the female-to-male smoking prevalence ratio is also higher.

Ambitious youngsters in countries like India have been equally obsessed with job security.

But none of these are large-scale options in countries with partially closed capital accounts.

And in countries like China where respect for the state ran deep, people were also sceptical of private efforts to do good.

Investigators say the writers may be working in countries like India, Nigeria or Indonesia and are poorly paid.

The Legislative Design and Demonstration of "Application of Law in Countries without an Integrated National Legal system"

In countries with a temperate climate, seasonal epidemics typically taper off in the spring and end before summer.

For folks who live in countries where this is not standard procedure, this many seem like an uncomfortable or unusual process.

That process is unfolding in different ways as this dangerous form of bird flu has been discovered in countries for the first time.

The proposed standard will help save many infant lives in countries around the world.

It may actually be lower in countries with a high material standard of living.

A consensus is forming that policymakers should tighten fiscal policy, sharply, in countries with large fiscal deficits.

Even in countries where the governments have kept public-sector wage rises low, strains are showing in other ways.

Outbreaks in countries that were previously polio-free were stopped, and no new re-infections have occurred this year.

In countries that industrialised long ago, much of the infrastructure is old and creaky.

BP declined to confirm the report but said: "We fully comply with any international sanctions imposed in countries where we operate. "

Corn is a worldwide crop, grown in countries as diverse as China, Brazil, Ukraine, South Africa, Thailand, Romania and Nigeria.

In the past decade, we have seen an enormous growth in the number of partnerships and initiatives implementing programmes in countries.

Central banks in countries including Russia, Venezuela, Mexico and the Philippines are also buying gold, albeit in small amounts.

There is nothing odd in countries having different population patterns: you would expect that.

With the evidence we have in hand, and this contribution, WHO and partners are well placed to boost action in countries and save lives.

The potential for political instability in countries where villagers have lost their land and their livelihoods is high.

That has created the balance of payments surpluses fueling dollar-dripping sovereign wealth funds in countries like China.

In countries at the world technological frontier, such capabilities refer to cutting edge skills to innovate entirely new products.

Even in countries that issued bank notes, these tended to be backed by gold or silver.

The mobile phones can be used in countries with different emergency numbers.

His research suggests that trust between people is more important in countries with a weak legal system.

Technical leadership and support on health workforce development in countries worldwide.

The risk is greatest in countries where job cuts have so far been modest.

Most of these people live in countries where health systems are already overburdened, understaffed, and poorly funded.

In countries where handset subsidies abound, switching phones (and operators) is much less costly, so churn rates are higher.

Counterfeits are of greater concern in countries with weak regulatory control mechanisms.

Second, she introduces the regulations of product flaws in countries and mainly analyzes accepted rules of product flaws.

"This could save many lives in countries where conventional diagnostic technology is simply too expensive" she added.

In countries that both export and import, there will be a change in relative domestic prices.

In countries like Tanzania, Mozambique, and the Gambia, no family, village, hospital, or workplace can remain unaffected for long.

In countries where condom use and safe sex have been encouraged, new infections have declined.

Grazia also publishes local editions in countries including Russia, the Netherlands and Australia.

Aside from Japan, cables have raised concerns about nuclear safety in countries ranging from Vietnam to Azerbaijan to India.

In countries where public services are poor and the criminal-justice system weak, public confidence in officialdom is already frayed.

Yellow fever vaccines shortage has been addressed by mobilizing vaccines available in countries of the region.

In countries with freer banking systems than China's, sterilisation becomes increasingly costly the more reserves are bought.

The cycles of output, consumption and investment should become more closely aligned in countries engaged in world trade.

In countries like Sweden censuses are dull affairs that excite only statisticians and trend-spotters, not trend-setters.

The overwhelming majority (more than 95%) of measles deaths occur in countries with low per capita incomes and weak health infrastructures.

In most European nations, and also in countries like Japan and China, birth rates have already fallen below replacement levels.

Yet as anti-AIDS drugs are distributed in large numbers in countries where taxpayers cannot afford them, that calculus changes.

In addition, WHO advocates for a social, political and economic environment conducive to action in countries.

Despite this fact, 9 out of 10 people live in countries that do not require warnings with pictures on tobacco packages.

Most of the world's population growth in the next 20 years will occur in countries that make the smallest contribution to greenhouse gases.

Hard decisions on spending, entitlements and taxes in countries with large budget deficits are unavoidable.

In countries that experienced only limited economic damage, policy rates were kept materially lower after the crisis struck.