There's nothing that distinguishes them structurally from any of their competitors.

Over two decades ago, the world insisted to Africa that markets must be liberalized, that economies must be structurally adjusted.

Several city institutions were structurally unified and, where delays persisted, these were mostly the result of legal or technical problems rather than political disagreements.

To begin with, the Greek government must be clear about the need for urgent economic reforms. The country s economy has not just collapsed it is structurally moribund.

And I ended up in Jamaica, in the West Indies, where the coral reefs were really among the most extraordinary, structurally, that I ever saw in my life.

But cheap credit promotes bad investment and excessive debt, which borrowers often are unable to repay. More fundamentally, investment is a bet that cannot pay off if growth is structurally depressed.

Putin s claim to great power status and his great power policies are structurally very vulnerable. This is especially true at times where the price of oil has fallen below 40 per barrel.

Nuclear energy presents a number of disadvantages, owing to concerns about safety and disposal of radioactive waste. Hydroelectric power is already widely used, while wind and solar energy are structurally sporadic and disparately available.

To enhance domestic demand, Asia, including China, must reallocate resources and structurally transform the economy. Reinforcing social safety nets, broadening and deepening financial markets, and supporting small and medium size enterprises would also strengthen domestic demand.

The US is adjusting structurally and generating real (inflation adjusted) GDP growth (though well below its potential annual rate of 3 3.5 ). The tradable sector is expanding and is not dependent on leverage to generate aggregate demand.

When the deleveraging cycle begins, the private sector starts to adjust structurally a pattern clearly seen in the data on growth in the tradable side of the US economy. Muted wage growth increases competitiveness, and underutilized labor and capital are redeployed.

And the tourist brochures pointed me in the direction of this bridge I love bridges, metaphorically and symbolically and structurally and it was a bit of a disappointment, because of the sludge from the river was encrusted on it it really wasn't in use.

It is structurally really, really hard to do, as the Bush administration rightly does, which is to denounce genocide on a Monday and then describe water boarding on a Tuesday as a no brainer and then turn up on Wednesday and look for troop commitments.

In order to provide adequate restoration of the lost rangeland habitats and wildlife, the cooperative programme should cover the entire Badia area and should operate for at least 20 years i.e., roughly equivalent to the period required to restore a structurally complex wadi habitat.

All of this calls for courageous and visionary economic leadership otherwise, our problems will fester and grow, and the solutions will become even more complex. Already, too many of our economy s difficulties, including worrisome trends in youth joblessness and long term unemployment, risk becoming structurally embedded.

The representative of Benin, speaking on behalf of the Group of Least Developed Countries (LDC Group), emphasized the need for concerted action by the international community to attain the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), particularly in LDCs that were structurally vulnerable, thus requiring specific attention and support.

Its activities are directed towards training in basic skills (education, health and nutrition), expanding opportunities and increasing market access (creating better and new jobs, improving production and farming methods, for example), and upgrading the physical environment (infrastructure, housing, water and sanitation), the aim being to structurally overcome extreme poverty.

To achieve the above objective, the Special Programme will enhance work on the special problems of the least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries and the related special problems and challenges faced by transit developing countries, as well as structurally weak and small, vulnerable economies.

We know that the structure of the eurozone encourages divergence, not convergence as capital and talented people leave crisis hit economies, these countries become less able to repay their debts. As markets grasp that a vicious downward spiral is structurally embedded in the euro, the consequences for the next crisis become profound.

A 2013 report by the American Society of Civil Engineers gave the US a pathetic overall grade of D for its infrastructure. The report cited numerous state specific shortcomings, including Michigan s 88 high hazard dams and 1,298 structurally deficient bridges and the 44.5 billion needed to upgrade drinking water systems in California.

Indeed, today s good news should not obscure some consequential structural limitations that will require prolonged therapy and caution. After all, the US economy has yet to regain its full strength, is too structurally impaired to sustain any rapid forward movement, and has not yet started to overcome the many distortive side effects of the extreme medicine that it received.

Europe is in the midst of a crisis whose root cause is a structurally flawed monetary and economic union. The United States, emerging slowly from a financial crisis and widespread deleveraging, is experiencing a growth slowdown, a persistent employment problem, an adverse shift in income distribution, and structural challenges, with little effective or decisive policy action.

Concerning the emergency requirement for relocation of military personnel, the Committee notes that an independent engineering survey commissioned by UNFICYP late in 2004 determined that facilities for the accommodation of troops at Camp San Martin (sector 1 headquarters) and the Ledra Palace Hotel were structurally unsafe and that their continuing utilization constituted an unacceptable safety risk.

But, on the receiving end of the message in southern Europe (and across the Atlantic), austerity is interpreted largely in fiscal terms as an excessively rapid and potentially growth destroying drive to cut deficits faster than the economy can structurally adjust and fill the gap in aggregate demand. In other words, harsh austerity is being viewed largely through a Keynesian lens.