Balancing the World s Imbalances

It will take elders' voices from the far corners of the world to call the world into balance.

PM So how do we get this balance we're looking for, then, in the world?

Such imbalances will continue to worsen as long as world economic structures are marked by unequal terms of trade.

You could balance what you earned and look the world in the eye... maybe even get ahead a little.

Mali will continue to advocate for a world which is more just and more balanced.

41. Progress since the World Summit for Children in 1990 had been uneven.

The world today is witnessing many changes that are due to the interdependence of States and to various facts, balances and dangers around the world.

The consequences of a world without balance are becoming increasingly catastrophic.

Our collective commitment and efforts are needed to correct the imbalances and disparities in the world.

(c) Promote equilibrium between supply and demand within expanding world commodity trade.

The United Nations must devise and adopt the necessary measures to establish a more balanced world.

But that international city must balance five centuries of imbalance.

The United Nations must be given the international authority it needs to establish peace, order and stability in the world, serving as a centre of universal equilibrium with the capacity to resolve conflicts arising among States.

Balance beam and floor exercise where Biles is the defending world champion lay in wait.

It was emphasized that there was a need to provide for balanced and integrated responses with regard to the world's drug and crime problems.

Those imbalances had been underscored in the Report on the World Social Situation, 2005, which had placed much of the blame on globalization.

In my opinion, the explanation is rather to be found in the injustice and imbalance engendered by the world economic order.

18. The Secretary General shares the view that it would be desirable for the University to have a balanced and more equitable institutional presence in all continents of the world.

The new and complex realities emerging at the beginning of the twenty first century highlight the world's dramatic struggle between progress and inequality, without having tools good enough to allow progress to benefit everyone equally.

Ms. Fleming (World Bank) said that the principles needed to achieve a new global equilibrium and a new set of priorities in order to bring about global development and peace were included in the Millennium Development Goals and the commitments entered into at Monterrey, Johannesburg, and other international meetings.

And he said, Well, I guess with everything in life, there's a place of balance.

And then, what population of the Earth would be an equilibrium that could continue on, and be for 2050, 2100, 2150?

We will also be able to deal more effectively with widening gaps and dangerous imbalances in the world.

Moon Phase Display

The World Bank balanced ongoing emergency efforts with a renewed focus on a medium term development agenda.

Peace. And there was no peace.

World Water Council

All the world is calm and peaceful

To be successful, however, such cooperation requires a new balance in the world economic order and all its subsidiary systems.

The Fragility of a Flat World

We want world peace.

2005 18 Working Group on Minorities of the Sub Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights, paragraph 1

The world must take initiatives to redress imbalances in the area of information, communication and technology, for that area has become a source of power and opportunity in today's globalized world.

A Balanced Look at Sino American Imbalances

We talk about world peace.

We are all longing for peace in the world.

(g) To defend peace all over the world.

My world was calm

On the other hand, globalization is developing in a very unbalanced way and is accompanied by an increase in the gap between developed countries and regions and the rest of the world.

The unequal rate of global development was one of the greatest challenges facing the world, and a challenge that was growing in seriousness.

Let us be nations united in spirit, with a global vision and strategy of development for a world that is not only more dynamic but also more balanced, more equitable and more responsible.

Kissinger defines world order as a concept of just international arrangements that is thought to be applicable to the entire world. Before the advent of the European Union, for example, Europe conceived of world order as a balance of great powers, in which multiple religions and forms of government could coexist.

The world economy continues to be characterized by slow and uneven growth and instability.

Security Council reform is not about any country's prestige or power, but about transforming the balance of power in the world.