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It recommended special consultative status to Engender, a merger of Women's Forum Scotland and Engender Association for Voluntary Surgical Contraception.

Our firm commitment to fighting terrorism should engender more joint activities and actions.

This multiplicity of roles can engender destructive behaviour and violence within the family.

Indeed, more encompassing knowledge of personal genomics can engender a new sense of commonality.

It is this operative divide that seems to engender intolerance, polarization, enmity and conflict.

60. Bolivia called on the international community to accelerate economic and social development the Agenda for Development should play a primary role in that area and provide inspiration for future action that would engender hope and solidarity.

The protection and preservation of the environment is a global responsibility and must engender a collective approach.

Furthermore, the use of local raw materials and local processing can be cost effective and engender sustainable development.

The end of the cold war and the prospects of building a more effective and efficient United Nations in the sphere of economic and social development gives us hope that the New Agenda will engender conditions favourable for development and peace in Africa.

It is our expectation that this meeting will engender a series of meetings and consultations on that important issue.

It will also engender ownership of communities, regions and nations in the poverty reduction programmes designed for their benefit.

False propaganda and statements that engender hostility between the two sides will render the current exercise difficult to pursue.

Unfortunately, the previous responses of UNPROFOR and of NATO to attacks upon the safe areas do not engender confidence.

The most essential questions that humans face today those that engender the deepest conflicts have nothing to do with theology.

The hesitations of a changing world tend to engender a feeling of pessimism, as we see contemporary history being made.

Our societies need to engender greater respect and acknowledgement of others, and to acquire more knowledge about different cultures and religions.

Indeed, such solidarity, when expressed at times like this, can engender feelings of gratitude and trust that can last for generations.

Such delays should not be tolerated by the parties in Kosovo or by anyone else, for they can only engender instability.

Many developing countries had opened up their economies on the assumption that increased trade, rather than aid, would engender economic development.

That will engender the trust needed to anchor the tolerance and goodwill which must be the cornerstone of the globalization process.

We believe that constructive dialogue can foster mutual trust and understanding, as well as engender harmony and peaceful coexistence between nations.

Henceforth our task must be to engender a spirit of acceptance of those principles in the hearts of our fellow countrymen.

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Indeed, too much government control, or even the appearance of it, can undercut the credibility that such networks are designed to engender.

Ha aretz does cover the story, but Ha aretz also has less than 10 readership, as it is considered to engender extreme liberal views.

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Above all, we should embrace cultural diversity, rather than fear or repress it, in order to engender international cooperation in resolving critical issues.

Ecuador stated then, and repeats today, that any solution that does not respect those principles can only engender new conflicts in the future.

I would be going completely insane on the podium, trying to engender a small scale crescendo really, just a little upsurge in volume.

A hope chest, full of hope.

It also called for appropriate support to developing countries in their quest to enhance local capacities and engender ownership and strong management of partnerships.

I hope. I hope so too, Eugene.

Hope

Hope...

Hope they don't bomb the railway. I hope.

While there's life there's hope. There's always hope.

Only by demonstrating professionalism in its work, and willingness to hold senior government figures accountable where appropriate, can the ICC engender broad and lasting support.

Given the events of 1999, that has been a truly remarkable achievement, and one that should rightly engender pride among Timor Leste's Government and people.

I hope they're loud enough. I hope they're returnable.

Differences between North and South have engendered and continue to engender many major problems, and this has had an ongoing impact on international peace and security.

In social terms, these factors engender poverty and migration away from rural areas, which leads to a deterioration in the quality of life for the people.

For we are saved by hope but hope that is seen is not hope for what a man seeth, why doth he yet hope for?

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