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Nothing wrong with curing sick people.

We're still not curing enough patients it's the most disfiguring cancer.

They don't know what they're curing even when they cure it.

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He suggested some health adaptation strategies and identified technologies for preventing and curing diseases.

(d) Act as a catalyst and

We also see this process as more than just feeding the hungry and curing the sick.

It's an incredibly powerful catalyst to change.

It's an incredibly powerful catalyst to change.

Youth are the catalyst for change and development.

The process needs a catalyst and a facilitator.

QUESTIONNAIRE RELATING TO THE JUSTICE SYSTEM AS A CATALYST

Thus official assistance is pivotal, even as a catalyst.

The tree was in part a catalyst for the project.

He had developed this way, this kind of methodology, that ended up curing people in a very short amount of time.

Weak financial systems have often been a catalyst for broader economic crisis.

The taskforce will function as a catalyst for policy development and implementation.

Become a catalyst of change. Teach others learn about it talk about it.

I suppose they act as a sort of catalyst for talking with yourself.

Novelty is key. To build a curing machine, we would need a way for computers to assemble concepts so that unexpected arrangements could emerge.

That plan has served as a catalyst for action on behalf of Indonesia's children.

UNESCO has played an important part as a catalyst for proposals, initiatives and thinking.

5. Thor Chemicals importation of spent mercury catalyst for processing, South Africa (para. 64).

26. The role of the information centres as a catalyst must also be underscored.

In Burkina Faso, WFP acted as a catalyst for a partners' sub group on nutrition.

4. The outbreak of renewed hostilities in January 1998 was the catalyst for the crisis.

In that connection, the Convention remained a catalyst for constitutional and legislative change in many countries.

National desertification funds. Objective Act as a catalyst for the establishment of National Desertification Funds (NDFs).

It served as a channel for trade, which became the catalyst for the development of crafts.

The first step involves matching demand with supply, where the intermediary plays the role of a catalyst.

These arrests and surrenders have acted as the catalyst for considerable growth of the Tribunal as an institution.

Each funded activity is designed to act as a catalyst for the development and strengthening of country coordination initiatives.

United Nations library staff will move towards a more interactive role, acting as a catalyst in and across its organizations.

It was hoped that the database could serve as a catalyst for the further development of space spin off technology.

In performing the tasks involved, the negotiated text envisages the GM as a promoter, facilitator, catalyst, or directly undertaking actions.

Such a workshop served as a catalyst to draw the attention of the various institutional players to their role and responsibilities.

They do not believe, though, that the United Nations should always act as the centre and the catalyst of joint efforts.

The first leader of his country, Mr. Kwame Nkrumah, was a main catalyst in Africa apos s fight against colonial domination.

50. UNHCR should act as a catalyst in the repatriation process and should consider preparing safe return agreements with sending countries.

UNCTAD could serve as a catalyst in this area, as it had shown in undertakings such as the Africa Connect conference.