Market conditions were fantastic.

Yes, financial markets in troubled countries for example, Russia s currency, equity, and bond markets have been negatively affected. But the more generalized contagion to global financial markets that geopolitical tensions typically engender has failed to materialize.

(Signed) Lennox A. Daniel Chargé d'affaires a.i. Permanent Mission of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines to the United Nations

The situation in the area remains tense.

267. On 26 December, the Mayor of Hebron, Mustafa Natashe, stated that the situation in Hebron was difficult and tense.

The tense situation within Geneina itself warranted a reduction of non essential United Nations personnel on 12 October.

(i) the circumstances motivating it (i.e. the emergency situation which justifies it)

A number of members requested clarification as to the difference between quot ethnic quot and quot inter community quot tensions.

It's getting more and more tense, he said.

The economy is suffering a downward spiral which fuels political tensions and deteriorating social conditions, leading to an increasingly worrying humanitarian situation.

This is a tense moment in the first football game, I think.

It continues to be another source of tension in the region.

Nervous. Well, I am a bit nervous. I mean it's it's pretty hard to be suave when you're

The situation in North and South Kivu remains very tense.

Culture is increasingly being used to shape urban development strategies in the face of global competition on the one hand, and local tensions on the other.

The nuclear weapon tests conducted by Pakistan represent an escalation in tension not only in the region, but also on a global scale.

From the international situation, the US sanctions against Iran and other tensions are superimposed, and the overall trend of oil prices is strong. Subsequently, the OPEC Production Cut Conference explicitly refused to increase production, giving market confidence to believe that the oil prices will move up steadily.

As places for prayer and meditation, they should be protected against tension and partisan struggle.

As places for prayer and meditation, they should be protected against tension and partisan struggle.

Proliferation of nuclear weapons would be more dangerous in regions with tension.

Although the funding was received by June 1997, implementation was delayed until September 1997 because of military tension in the area.

The Waterfront project will help to keep Edinburgh up to date and bring more people to Scotland's capital city.

Kashmir was the core of the differences between India and Pakistan and the principal cause of tension in the region.

It's hard to describe the scene here as tension mounts by the minute.

The current situation is becoming increasingly acute due to arbitrariness on the part of unilateralist forces.

36. During his missions to Rwanda, the Special Representative noted the increasing climate of fear caused by the tensions in the north west.

While it was a fact that intraregional migration had from time to time created tensions between some countries, the insinuation that tensions had arisen because of discrimination against immigrants was absurd.

Since then, the Shab'a farms area has been tense but quiet.

Trouble is that the Kid might be nervous, big game like this.

428. The Tunisian economy, which is relatively limited in natural resources, needs to remain open to external markets, and to confront new competitive situations in which quality and price competitiveness are a condition of survival not only in external markets but in the domestic market as well.

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The cause of conflicts often lies in the violation of human rights which, in turn, generates tension that can lead to outbursts of violence.

However, the measures taken under the authority of a law during that period must be reasonably justifiable for dealing with the situation.

It is essential for the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Taliban to open a bilateral dialogue at an early date with a view to a further reduction of tensions, particularly along the border.

In what was a busy opening period, Sullivan brought the home side back into the game on 13 10 before Matt Marquardt became provider for Cownie's equaliser on 15 16.

In the early 1990s, there was considerable tension on ethnic minority issues and ethnic minority grounds between Romania and Hungary.

She's waiting for the market to open a little impatiently.

The situation along the Blue Line was tense but stable during the reporting period.

c) the tension and suspicion generated by past violence.

To get rid of tension on the border, to get rid of reactionary governments.

Welcoming the recent positive changes in the international landscape, characterized by the end of the cold war, the relaxation of tensions at the global level and the emergence of a new spirit governing relations among nations,

The African situation was still characterized by uncoordinated economic management, which had led, inter alia, to tensions among ethnic groups.

In summary, the overall security situation remains tense.

Nevertheless, internal bickering and tension have continued, along with incidents of violence, which are a by product of that kind of atmosphere.

The excessive accumulation of conventional weapons, in particular small arms and light weapons, is both a consequence of tension and conflict and a cause of their exacerbation or prolongation.