On the contrary, ODA has declined.

Rather, the Goals are part of a broader development programme.

Conversely, developing countries would benefit most increasing sea turtle populations.

On the contrary, they must serve as a means for the implementation of the international commitments on development.

In other words, progress and developments in the biological sciences must be in the interests of human beings and human life and not vice versa. quot

Instead, the Consensus represented a comprehensive programme of action that went beyond the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

The opposite happened.

On the contrary...the unexpected has happened.

As developing countries, China and Latin America are at a similar stage of development, face the same development tasks and are each other's development opportunities.

Today, human thought reflects significant commonalities that provide an appropriate foundation upon which to build.

Instead, poverty sensitive macroeconomic policies and development programmes were required.

Catholic Committee against Hunger and for Development

In the process of development, the developing countries have always understood and supported each other.

(a) The development experiences of countries reflect differences with regard to both progress and setbacks, and that the development spectrum has a wide range, not only between countries but also within countries

We should, instead, renew our commitment, individually and collectively, to the MDGs and to their full integration into our national domestic policies, international development strategies, policies and actions.

A salient consensus reflected at the world summit deals with the interrelatedness of development, peace and human rights.

Convinced that the science of biology and progress and developments in biological sciences must be in the interests of human beings and human life, and not vice versa,

These reflect a growing awareness of the interrelationship between economic development and ecological sustainability, concern for creating an enabling environment that provides room for enterprise development, and an unprecedented level of global interdependence.

On the contrary. On the contrary.

As for the implementation of Millennium Development Goal 8, global partnership for development was an important issue which reflected the growing awareness that the right to development and human rights in general were interconnected.

Economic development, social development and environmental protection are interdependent and mutually reinforcing components of sustainable development. Page

Reaffirming the need to ensure a balance between economic development, social development and environmental protection as interdependent and mutually reinforcing pillars of sustainable development,

Instead, development strategies should be based on a human rights framework, given that Millennium Development Goals are human rights in themselves and that Governments have an obligation to advance and protect these rights.

The notion of linking military expenditures to the delivery of development assistance was viewed as counter productive by most participants.

(c) Relevant technological developments.

Reaffirming the continuing need to ensure a balance between economic development, social development and environmental protection as interdependent and mutually reinforcing pillars of sustainable development,

Reaffirming also the continuing need to ensure a balance among economic development, social development and environmental protection as interdependent and mutually reinforcing pillars of sustainable development,

Reaffirming also the continuing need to ensure a balance among economic development, social development and environmental protection as interdependent and mutually reinforcing pillars of sustainable development,

States should cooperate with each other in ensuring development and eliminating obstacles to development.

That theme was sustainable development with its three interdependent and mutually reinforcing components of economic development, social development and environmental protection.

A more comprehensive study of anticompetitive practices in developing countries by Frédéric Jenny has produced strikingly similar results.

That would reflect at the institutional level the central position of human rights in the United Nations system, alongside security and development.

By contrast, higher income developing countries had a distinctly larger market share of more than 15 per cent in 1995.

Economic development, social development and environmental protection are interdependent and mutually reinforcing components of sustainable development, which is the framework of efforts to achieve a higher quality of life for all people.

Acknowledging also that security and development are intertwined and mutually reinforcing and that development is an indispensable foundation of collective security,

Population trends relevant for development

Environmental concerns have become a blame game. The developed world fears the depletion of vital resources by the developing world, which in turn blames the developed world for destroying the environment in pursuit of profit.

Conversely, high fertility and rapid population growth have hindered the achievement of universal primary education in many developing countries, especially the least developed.

Instead, the corporation was content to argue the issue on burden of proof only.

There are two evolving developments which feed on each other.

The latter needed to take into account the fact that corporate development contributions were driven by issues related to reputation (as a defensive notion), opportunity (reflecting the dynamic development nature of developing country markets) and internal aspirations of the workforce (as opposite to outside pressure from governments and or civil society).

Peace and development are interdependent.

15. There has also been an increase in anti Semitic incidents (desecration of cemeteries, graffiti, dissemination of publications) which reflect the growth of anti Semitism.

The political and institutional development of Haiti is closely linked to economic and social development.

the Development Cooperation Report which provides a detailed picture of resource flows to individual developing countries