Source Transparency International Global Corruption Barometer 2004

He's a perfect barometer of public morality.

It's like having a barometer in my knee.

The barometer is falling. It is going to rain.

As a result of global warming, the polar regions are a unique barometer of environmental change.

Consequently, four polling organizations were contacted Global Barometer, GlobeScan (formerly Environics International), Princeton Survey Research Associates, and Zogby International.

The participation of women in the labour market was an important measurement of social emancipation and a barometer of human rights.

If that is a barometer of the progress made in the last five months, then a successful five days in the velodrome awaits.

conducted a research Gender Barometer , which will give a picture of relations between women and men in public and private life in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Parliaments play a key role in that transition process and serve as an important barometer of how healthy and sustainable post conflict order really is.

The oldest living things in the world are a record and celebration of our past, a call to action in the present and a barometer of our future.

The most important subjective indicator of awareness building is the Gender Barometer qualitative study, applied biannually, in cooperation with the B H Statistics Agency and Entity Statistics institutes.

Gender centres launched a number of researches the most important was the B H Gender Barometer conducted by statistics institutes, but the practice has not become the regular task.

Norway introduced a tool, called the Gender Equality Barometer , which measures achievements in gender representation and access to resources over a broad spectrum of society and identifies good practice examples.

Despite the fact that for years now its agenda has remained unchanged, the Conference on Disarmament has always been alive to the challenges of the time, the barometer for measuring the climate of international security.

Public reaction to the measures indicated the extent to which UNRWA was seen as a barometer of the international community s commitment to the Palestine refugees, the peace process and an eventual resolution of the refugee issue.

The problem is one of trust or lack thereof. The 2014 Edelman Trust Barometer reveals that less than one fifth of the global public believes that business and government officials will tell the truth when confronted with a difficult issue.

Xu Bing said that as a barometer and weathervane of China's foreign trade, the buyers participation situation and the export transaction data of this Canton Fair showed that China's foreign trade development would still face many uncertain and unstable factors next year.

Indeed, in 2012, the global public relations firm Edelman s Trust Barometer survey registered the biggest ever decline when it comes to government. Can greater transparency the new political mantra of civic activists and an increasing number of democratic governments reverse this trend?

The flow of arms into and through BAM is a good barometer of arms flows into and around Somalia, since the Monitoring Group believes that arms coming into Somalia via seaports, airports and roads are, to a significant degree, channelled to BAM.

SOFIA One of the most troubling outcomes of the ongoing financial crisis has been a collapse of trust in democratic institutions and politicians. Indeed, in 2012, the global public relations firm Edelman s Trust Barometer survey registered the biggest ever decline when it comes to government.

The seat of the College of Europe in Natolin, near Warsaw, is a near perfect barometer to test the morale of Europe. If the young European elites being trained there to occupy positions within the European Union s institutions no longer believe in the EU s future, something is really wrong.

Admittedly, my perspective is heavily colored by events in the world of chess, a game I once played at a professional level and still follow from a distance. Though special, computer chess nevertheless offers both a window into silicon evolution and a barometer of how people might adapt to it.

And, from the onset of the global financial crisis, the price of gold has often been portrayed as a barometer of global economic insecurity. So, does the collapse in gold prices from a peak of 1,900 per ounce in August 2011 to under 1,250 at the beginning of July 2013 represent a vote of confidence in the global economy?

Peace and security in the Middle East, a genuine barometer of peace and stability worldwide, would only be achieved when the illegal Israeli occupation of Arab territories was brought to an end, and the Palestinian people were allowed to exercise their right to self determination and establish an independent State on their land, with Jerusalem as its capital.