Real dependence on this person.

Yet, services represent an important avenue for developing countries to diversify from commodity dependence and to generate development finance.

We know that we have to move from our fossil dependence very quickly into a low carbon economy in record time.

Dependence will decline as the international trade regime improves.

Energy dependence was a major source of economic vulnerability.

The poorest countries, especially those in sub Saharan Africa, need to move from subsistence to commercial agriculture, and from dependence on primary commodities to internationally competitive industries and services.

Lastly, he feared that the redeployment of posts from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime would increase its dependence on extrabudgetary resources.

This external dependence increases their vulnerability to external economic threats and shocks.

It's increased our dependence on foreign oil despite the gains in fuel efficiency.

More political education was needed to break the psychology and culture of dependence.

The economy remained weak, however, with dependence on a few commodities, including vanilla.

Competition in fund raising is obviously accentuated by the dependence on supplementary funding.

Underdevelopment is, first, the underpinning of political dependence and helplessness, then the source of personal hopelessness it thus creates the pool from which potential terrorists are drawn.

We are convinced that Africa's dependence on aid will diminish as growth prospects improve.

UNCTAD presented a paper on Africa's trade performance and commodity dependence at the workshop.

This world summit recognizes that our globe is one of shared dependence and shared opportunity.

But there is another explanation for China s excessive export dependence, one that has more to do with the country s poor political and economic institutions. Specifically, export dependence partly reflects the high degree of difficulty of doing business in China.

Recognizing the need in emergency situations to ensure the smooth transition from relief to rehabilitation and development so as to reduce dependence on external food aid and other relief services,

The first creates a permanent dependence on transfers, which, by sustaining relative prices, prevents the economy from regaining competitiveness. The second path drives many debtors in crisis countries into bankruptcy.

As oil prices rise, these countries dependence on the oil sector increases, despite all efforts to diversify their economies. To combat the impact of such dependence, they spend oil revenues on other sectors, leaving the oil sector with little investment.

See UNCTAD, Economic Development in Africa Trade Performance and Commodity Dependence (United Nations publication, Sales No.

The overall impact of this economic attrition is erosion of the Palestinian production capacity and degradation of people's ability to feed themselves, and therefore increased dependence on imports, especially from Israel.

Even for those countries recently benefiting from the recovery of commodity prices, there exist significant structural weaknesses emanating from high dependence on exports of natural resources and low value added products, implying a high vulnerability to external shocks.

So here the world is put out of focus, while our visual dependence is put into focus.

(g) the dependence of local populations on the waters in question for their own livelihood and welfare

Other substances from tobacco smoke such as monoamine oxidase inhibitors, which have antidepressant effects reinforce tobacco dependence, but are absent from vaporized nicotine. That may be why PNV user surveys suggest that nicotine is less addictive in its vaporized form.

In general, there is greater dependence on external aid in the Gaza Strip than in the West Bank.

Parties recognized that poverty leads to high dependence on natural resources and the environment resulting in their overexploitation.

With the technological revolution introducing phenomenal human achievements, our dependence on the peaceful uses of outer space is increasing.

It's the dependence on farm subsidies and under performing schools and higher poverty rates in rural areas than in urban.

No statistics are available on nicotine dependence among women, although statistics do exist on the frequency of smoking among women.

These conditions render the rural population vulnerable to the influence of drug trafficking and increase dependence on illicit crop production.

In many Parties (China India, Malawi, Zambia and others), there is high dependence on biomass energy, which contributes to deforestation.

But economic dependence on others is not the only international reality with which governments must contend. It is equally difficult if not impossible for countries to isolate themselves from terrorism, weapons, pandemic disease, or climate change.

St. Helena's heavy dependence on aid from the United Kingdom and other external funding for capital and technical investment allows the population to enjoy a higher standard of living than local resources would be able to sustain.

They have a responsibility to ensure that they are part of solutions to broader national and international challenges. They have a responsibility, in short, to fulfill the obligations that arise from our dependence on them and from the trust we place in them, implicitly or explicitly.

But that tailwind may have been squandered, because the Kirchners have yet to make the structural changes in industry, in the country s energy policy, in education, and elsewhere needed to free Argentina from extreme dependence on commodity prices.

We need to kind of get down and do the gritty work of reducing our dependence upon this fuel and these molecules.

Rising average incomes should lead to increases in domestic savings, which should help to gradually reduce dependence on external concessionary aid flows.

Thomas plans to grow more wheats next year and hopes to earn more by reducing dependence on crops that rely on Chinese demands.

And that's very characteristic of humans and it's called childhood, which is this extended dependence of human children on their family or parents.

His vision was to enable man and machine to cooperate in making decisions, controlling complex situations without the inflexible dependence on predetermined programs.

Experts might thus interpret the macroeconomic consequences as largely positive. But the element of personal dependence is a throwback to the preindustrial world.

Privatizations had been the main engine behind the FDI flows, though the dependence upon too few investing countries had not permitted proper differentiation.

In collaboration with other United Nations entities, UNODC promoted cooperation between HIV and drug dependence treatments and outreach services at the community level.