It is this operative divide that seems to engender intolerance, polarization, enmity and conflict.

It is our expectation that this meeting will engender a series of meetings and consultations on that important issue.

Such delays should not be tolerated by the parties in Kosovo or by anyone else, for they can only engender instability.

Many developing countries had opened up their economies on the assumption that increased trade, rather than aid, would engender economic development.

That will engender the trust needed to anchor the tolerance and goodwill which must be the cornerstone of the globalization process.

Above all, we should embrace cultural diversity, rather than fear or repress it, in order to engender international cooperation in resolving critical issues.

The primary challenge facing Benin was to engender a genuine culture of respect for human rights and, in particular, the rights of women.

It also called for appropriate support to developing countries in their quest to enhance local capacities and engender ownership and strong management of partnerships.

Simply put, when the impulse is to change the world, the academy is more likely to engender a learned helplessness than to create a sense of empowerment.

Firms that invest little will become uncompetitive. In the jargon of economists, low demand will engender low supply, making a non inflationary recovery even more difficult to achieve.

Many developing countries had taken steps to open their economies with a view to expanding exports, with the idea that increased trade, rather than aid, would engender economic development.

(i) Engender and promote the highest standards of ethics and organizational values and ensure that processes are in place to protect and advance the integrity and reputation of the organizations

The most essential questions that humans face today those that engender the deepest conflicts have nothing to do with theology. They concern disputes over territory, political power, definitions of rights, and distribution of wealth.

So, the first position we took was, Hey, we as architects had better not show up and do a pristine building that doesn't engender the same freedoms that this old dilapidated shed provided the company.

And the great thing is, this motorcycle has been styled this way specifically to engender a sense that it's green technology and it's good for you and it's light and it's all part of the future.

Yes, financial markets in troubled countries for example, Russia s currency, equity, and bond markets have been negatively affected. But the more generalized contagion to global financial markets that geopolitical tensions typically engender has failed to materialize.

In fact, such research is integral to improving upon the factors that contribute most to a society s wealth health, education, and ethics. Indeed, more encompassing knowledge of personal genomics can engender a new sense of commonality.

And I remember at the beginning of my career, again and again, on these dismal outings with orchestras, I would be going completely insane on the podium, trying to engender a small scale crescendo really, just a little upsurge in volume.

Our societies need to engender greater respect and acknowledgement of others, and to acquire more knowledge about different cultures and religions. We need to create tightly knit networks of personal relations between the members of different social and religious groups.

The Department's objective is to promote a gender perspective in the spheres of teaching, research and social projection, with a view to generating non sexist scientific knowledge and alternative solutions to the social problems which engender discrimination between women and men.

Research on the evolution of cultures suggests that human values can change more quickly than our genes. Thus, if we are to engender a more caring world, we must first recognize the importance of altruism and then cultivate it among individuals and promote cultural change in our societies.

Through its extensive educational and humanitarian efforts, the Foundation seeks to engender inner change and transformation at an individual, grassroots level and to dispel the ignorance and fear that fuel the cultural and socioeconomic divide, building instead a true spirit of cooperation and interdependence among citizens of all nations.

In various forums, Mexico has reaffirmed its commitment to the international strategy of combating terrorism and has stressed that the most effective and conclusive strategy to eliminate this scourge is a sustained effort by the international community to combat the causes that engender, strengthen and spread this phenomenon.

The International Trade Centre (ITC), as the joint technical cooperation arm of UNCTAD and the World Trade Organization for business aspects of trade, provided assistance for developing national and sectoral export strategies that would engender a more favourable business environment for exporters by strengthening the dialogue between stakeholders and the public sector.

The connection between Nigerian cashew farmers and Devi Shetty s pediatric cardiac surgery is that they both represent decentralized private activity, undertaken through the market, unlike the operations of the China National Petroleum Corporation, Sinopec, and others in Darfur and elsewhere. They all add value, but decentralized market based activity appears likelier to engender additional goodwill.

This is not the first time communications has been a problem for the ECB. On more than one occasion, under both Trichet and former ECB chairman Wim Duisenberg before him, press leaks and the tit for tat responses they engender, made the Governing Council sound more like a cacophony of discordant voices than a serious deliberative body.

Indeed, more encompassing knowledge of personal genomics can engender a new sense of commonality. With a better understanding of people s relationships to each other from the impact that one s lifestyle could have on the health of future generations to the corrosive effects of existing inequalities and the concomitant risk of a new genetic divide a healthier, more equal society could be created.

(b) Undertake legislative and administrative reforms to create a strong enabling environment for women entrepreneurs, which includes a sound macroeconomic framework accountable systems for managing public resources and an attractive investment climate, competitive markets, enforceable contracts, the absence of corruption, regulatory policies that engender public confidence in the market, clear property and inheritance rights and reduced barriers to international trade