The Microfinance Catalyst

But it can be catalytic. And if we fail to use it as catalytic, we would have failed.

The EU s Kosovo Catalyst

And so, that was a really catalytic thing for them.

It's an incredibly powerful catalyst to change.

Youth are the catalyst for change and development.

The process needs a catalyst and a facilitator.

Those seminars served as catalysts for public debate.

You have regulation information is transcribed catalysts are made stuff is happening.

The tree was in part a catalyst for the project.

The catalytic ingredient to transform all those challenges from threats into opportunities lies in the readiness to take collective action across the board.

5. Thor Chemicals importation of spent mercury catalyst for processing, South Africa (para. 64).

The taskforce will function as a catalyst for policy development and implementation.

26. The role of the information centres as a catalyst must also be underscored.

Thus official assistance is pivotal, even as a catalyst.

These materials may find future use as catalysts, superconductors, hydrogen storage materials or photovoltaics.

He also hoped that the report would act as a catalyst for new actions by the international community to protect children in situations of conflict.

4. The outbreak of renewed hostilities in January 1998 was the catalyst for the crisis.

It is clear that capacity building operates as a catalyst of change at the level of political institutions and organizations as well as individuals.

Council of the European Union conclusions on a renewed European Union commitment to the International Conference on Population and Development in the context of the Millennium Development Goals

(c) Specific chemical derivatives of ATS precursors (e.g. esters) which could be converted into controlled precursors.

The pleasure system, as you see, which is the internal opiates, there is a hormone oxytocin, is widely spread throughout the brain.

The first step involves matching demand with supply, where the intermediary plays the role of a catalyst.

Further, although some substitute technologies and chemicals are easily available, access to their catalysers is subject to private dealings.

So, they have a second enzyme that makes a second signal and it has its own receptor, and this molecule is the trade language of bacteria.

In Burkina Faso, WFP acted as a catalyst for a partners' sub group on nutrition.

In that connection, the Convention remained a catalyst for constitutional and legislative change in many countries.

The terms of reference of the Commission are to investigate the history and background of the acquisition of spent mercury catalyst stockpiled by Thor Chemicals as well as additional mercury containing sludge on the premises and to report on the further utilization or disposal thereof, and to recommend on the best practical environmental option to deal with the problem of mercury containing catalyst and or waste currently present on Thor s premises.

This system has served as a catalyst for more permanent networks and has already been used by the World Food Programme.

Thus, the State might be seen as a catalyst and facilitator in creating effective institutions, an enabling environment and an enterprise culture conducive to entrepreneurship, innovation and inter firm cooperation.

What the important thing is that we learned is that every bacterium has exactly the same enzyme and makes exactly the same molecule.

The Coordinating Committee believed that the Code of Conduct should act as a catalyst for the progressive implementation of modern management practices.

strengthening control of stimulants and their precursors

Catalyzing Consumption and Balancing Growth

Provision is made under this heading for the cost of insecticides, disinfectants, bleaches, chemical toilet powder and liquid, soaps and detergents, brooms, mops, rags, water purification chemicals, cleansers, waxes, air fresheners, spray equipment and brushes, based on previous usage experience for the Force.

It is our belief that negotiations on nuclear disarmament, undertaken in good faith, would act as catalysts in reaching agreement on other weapons systems.

40. One reason for the reported declines in seizures of controlled precursors could be found in the fact that a substantial number (23) of other non scheduled solvents, such as methylene chloride, chloroform and hexane, and mixtures such as thinners and aliphatic solvents, have also been reported seized.

And I will prove it to you in the next part of the speech that play is the catalyst, it is the revolution, that we can use to transform Bulgaria for the better.

The importation of spent mercury catalyst into South Africa by Thor Chemicals was known to and permitted by the South African Government and there was no illicit dumping or trafficking.

One proposal for the paper was that it would identify drivers for meeting targets, catalysts for meeting targets ahead of time and obstacles that might keep targets from being met.

In fact, the amounts of antioxidants that lend protection are not known and probably differ among individuals. People exposed to increased oxidative stress may have elevated antioxidant requirements.

Russian (or Soviet) leaders opt for perestroika or a thaw only when forced to do so by dire conditions that threaten the regime s survival. An atmosphere of mortal fear, mutual suspicion, and hatred among the Communist elite was the catalyst for Nikita Khrushchev s post Stalin thaw.

But these memories no longer provide a sufficient catalyst for action. We need to find a forward looking rationale that, after 50 years of integration, shows how acting together can help Europe achieve its goals in a changed global environment.

Civil society offered them a peaceful road to the resolution of inter ethnic issues lingering from the past and served as a catalyst for political change.

Developing countries that have recently acquired significant capacity and are willing to share expertise could be mobilized to act as catalysts in their collective efforts to meet the MDGs.