They then recur, I give them that same drug every week.

UNDP stated that it did not expect this problem to recur.

He hoped that such confusion would not recur in the Committee's work.

It is essential to put an end to such attacks and ensure that they do not recur.

They then recur, I give them that same drug over 96 hours by continuous infusion, another 20 or 30 percent will respond.

The State party is also under an obligation to take effective measures to ensure that similar violations do not recur in future.

As these disasters tend to occur or recur over a long period of time, they need to be addressed from a longer term perspective.

So when people's symptoms go away, they tend to recur, because there isn't a sense of the other half of what pleasure, happiness, compassion, gratitude, what are the positive emotions.

For Belarus, which was literally burned to the ground in the fires of a world war, the main lesson drawn was the understanding that such an event must never recur.

Getting things right including a new regulatory system that reduces the likelihood that such a crisis will recur is one of the many tasks to be left to the next administration.

As you are well aware, the United Nations was created to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war and to ensure that the horrors of these camps would never recur.

Mr. Gupta (Canada) said that he supported the Executive Director's proposal to move forward the session of the Governing Council by one week and hoped the problem would not recur in future.

Indeed, the United Nations Charter, with its ultimate goals of peace, welfare and human rights, attempts both to draw lessons from Germany's history during those fateful 12 years and to ensure that such events never recur.

As funding problems recur in the recession hit economies, governments may resist bailing in and the associated losses. Civil unrest and political destabilization could erupt into financial and social crises that ultimately threaten the monetary union s survival.

Many consider secession unlikely, but Dodik s threat does heighten fear that today s fragile status quo could break down. While nobody expects the mass violence of the 1990 s to recur, that does not justify diplomatic indifference and inaction.

In particular, peacebuilding is all the more important in the light of the fragile and vulnerable situation that exists following the restoration of peace, as almost 50 per cent of armed conflicts recur within five years of their cessation.

That is, an increase in the willingness to lend tends to increase the value of the collateral, and also improves the borrowers performance, thereby encouraging a relaxation of credit criteria. Bubbles recur, especially in real estate, because this reflexive relationship is repeatedly ignored.

Within our own Government, the Australian Defence Force defines peacebuilding as a set of strategies which aim to ensure that disputes, armed conflicts and other major crises do not arise in the first place or, if they do arise, that they do not subsequently recur .

How did President George W. Bush manage to get three million votes more than Senator John Kerry, and, in addition, to have a Republican majority elected in both houses of Congress? There is not much agreement on the answers, but two themes recur in many explanations.

On the first issue, European businesspeople and media organizations need to appreciate fully how US prosecutors of financial crimes think. Once an investigation shows clearly that wrongdoing has occurred, the authorities expect the target to come clean, cooperate, and restructure the firm to ensure that the infractions do not recur.

The market failures that initially give rise to public sector intervention tend to recur internationally, which means that competition between states is usually not efficient, either. Examples include competition between welfare states to deter economic migrants, the race to the bottom in taxation, and regulatory rivalry in the banking and insurance sectors.

Breaking the negative feedback loop between distressed sovereigns and distressed banks whereby bank rescues exhaust fiscal resources and make it likely that the next financial institution in trouble will not be able to count on government support requires ensuring that it will not recur even in extreme circumstances. Merely weakening this loop, as European officials recently advocated, could prove deeply insufficient.

Indeed, China s neighbors will not be reliably good to Chinese interests unless and until China begins to provide essential public goods not just commerce, but also full fledged regional governance based on the rule of law, respect for human rights, and regional economic growth. Otherwise, ruptures such as those at Myitsone and along the Mekong will recur, deepening China s sense of isolation and panic.

The first reason betrays a lack of trust that governments can and will do the job that they learned how to do in the Great Depression keep the flow of spending stable so that big depressions with long lasting, double digit unemployment do not recur. The second reveals the financial industry s failure adequately to mobilize society s risk bearing capacity for the service of enterprise.

Of course, even looking at these countries entails selection bias, for it excludes countries without price data for much of the twentieth century, notably China and Russia, where communist revolutions terminated the stock markets, resulting in 100 returns for investors. The particular problems that prevented us from observing the returns on these stock markets will never be repeated, but it is wrong to assume that problems of that scale will not recur.

And here I reflect on the 1930 s, and on how historical events recur, appearing first as tragedy and then, pace Karl Marx, as yet another tragedy. Keynes begged the policymakers of his time to ignore the austere and puritanical souls who argue for what they politely call a prolonged liquidation to put us right, and professed that he could not understand how universal bankruptcy can do any good or bring us nearer to prosperity.