Everything that we are really stemmed from this period.

Other new pressures stemmed from the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) process.

The problem often stemmed from the inadequate selection of implementing partners.

The CD successes in the past have stemmed from the fact that there has been genuine political will to advance multilateral disarmament.

However, its uniqueness stemmed from more than just the number of sponsors.

One of those basic difficulties stemmed from supply limitations in those countries.

The immediate danger, however, stemmed from a possible overreaction by policy makers.

Mozambique's vulnerability stemmed mainly from underdevelopment and the weakness of its national capacity.

In Mukjar (Western Darfur), the recent spread of a hepatitis E outbreak was quickly stemmed.

On the contrary, its position stemmed from its commitment to uphold the goals and rules of the Treaty.

Other problems that stemmed from the information revolution included the vulnerability of the cybercommunity to crime and terrorism.

The root of the problem stemmed from the different principles among the states, namely ius sanguinis and ius soli .

That stemmed in part from a steady deterioration in international development cooperation following the end of the cold war.

Allegedly, these accusations had stemmed from an article by Mr. Leka about a document signed by the Minister of Defence.

From that desire and from my heart stemmed the idea to make music a deep and global reality for my country.

Since in many cases the refugee problem stemmed from conflicts, it was necessary to prevent conflicts and address their root causes.

During the general discussion on multiculturalism, the Special Rapporteur stressed that large scale discrimination stemmed from the rejection of multiculturalism and cultural diversity.

One problem stemmed from the contention that there could be no justification for producing renewable fuels from food sources while people were starving.

The core dilemma stemmed from the fact that there was a sharp decline in resources even as the need for technical assistance increased.

The model stemmed from a concept of environmental medical care and was based on separate medical structures for the living and working environments.

The problem was so complex in Tunisia, however, that despite the measurable results of its efforts, the progression of desertification had not been stemmed.

The application of agricultural research helped keep within manageable limits the divergence between agricultural and industrial productivity and stemmed the marginalization of rural areas.

There had been tangible progress on many fronts, but new challenges had also emerged, most of which stemmed from the age old problem of poverty.

The demonstrations of intolerance, xenophobia and racially motivated violence which persisted in the everyday life of societies stemmed from ignorance and the fear of diversity.

That participation stemmed from the Russian Federation apos s understanding of the significance of peacekeeping as an important instrument for resolving global and regional crises.

More positively, regional initiatives in conflict prevention and containment in Guinea Bissau, Guinea and to some extent Côte d'Ivoire and Togo have stemmed the flow of people and allowed for early efforts to resolve the underlying causes of the conflict.

The idea of launching targeted fund raising efforts stemmed from the paper by the Executive Director entitled quot The financing system and principles of ownership of UNDCP quot .

In its resolution 52 216, section III.G, the General Assembly had welcomed the Commission s initiative in organizing the forum at Glen Cove from which the current topic stemmed.

The problem stemmed not so much from the lack of rules as from the fact that rules pertaining to humanitarian law or to human rights law were not applied.

But this scenario failed to materialize. Instead, the crisis stemmed from the US sub prime debacle, which quickly dragged the global economy into its deepest recession since the 1930 s.

The main difficulty of his work stemmed from the lack of access provided by the authorities of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, which had declined to accept his mandate.

She was concerned about the conditions for women working in free trade zones and wondered whether the problem stemmed from foreign ownership, particularly American ownership, of free trade zone companies.

14. The difficulties faced by UNDP in dealing with the emergency and rehabilitation support needs of Montserrat have stemmed to a great extent from the current net contributor country (NCC) status conferred to it at the start of the new programme cycle, which began in January 1997.

The existing unwillingness to schedule a two week session obviously stemmed from a lack of confidence that additional time would subsequently be made available to deal with a more demanding agenda.

In the latest round of negotiations, however, this division has not been a major obstacle, because Hamas remained on the sidelines neither participating nor seeking to play a spoiler role. This decision may have stemmed from an assumption that the talks would collapse, thereby discrediting the Fatah dominated Palestinian Authority.

In short, the US no longer has what Valéry Giscard d Estaing, as France s finance minister in the 1960 s, accurately called the exorbitant privilege that stemmed from having a reserve currency as its legal tender.

In her opinion, that reticence stemmed from the fact that women were seen primarily as actors in the private sphere and an attitudinal change therefore would be required if the situation was to be rectified.

Mr. TSHERING (Bhutan), speaking in exercise of the right of reply, said that his statement had also stemmed from the concrete references to Bhutanese refugees in Nepal which were contained in the report of UNHCR.

The Green Revolution of the last century had a tremendous impact on agricultural yields and food production, transforming the lives of millions of people. Much of this success stemmed from infrastructure that was already in place.

In that vein, Libya had adopted a series of important economic development measures designed to contribute to reforming the structure of the national economy by diversifying its sources of income, which currently stemmed largely from oil.

8. The Maltese people s solidarity with the Palestinian people stemmed from a concern for the dignity of every human being but also from a desire for a just and lasting settlement of the question of Palestine.

The last meeting of the Mediterranean Forum, held in July 1997 at Algiers, stemmed from the same objective. Through the proposals on disarmament that have been submitted to the Member States, the Secretary General has again confirmed the central role that the United Nations will have to play in the universal promotion of peace and security on the basis of full respect for the Charter apos s purposes and principles.

First, the eurozone authorities misread the real causes of the debt crisis, which stemmed mainly from a growing competitiveness gap between the core and periphery countries. The resulting private sector imbalances culminated in banking problems that were eventually transferred to sovereigns.

The Supreme Court has declared that the death penalty should be applied only in the rarest of the rare cases. And, indeed, the last three executions in the country stemmed from terrorist offenses that threatened or took a large number of lives.

Lebanon s refusal to participate in the Sharm al Sheik Summit of the Peacemakers had stemmed from its belief that a just, honest and timely examination of the underlying political causes of violence in the region was the only way to solve the problem.