We got a favouring breeze, too.

Public investment regulations favouring urban rural development

We've got a good breeze and a favouring current.

But many people resisted the new religion, favouring traditional beliefs and practices.

A charter of principles favouring developing countries is therefore not particularly desirable.

It also welcomed the Summit decisions favouring universal multilateral trade and genuine free trade.

The investigation concluded that there had been a pattern of events favouring certain contractors.

I'll stay. Fortunately, Kapitän seems to think we're on a favouring current, quite swift.

We intend to introduce more measures favouring unemployed parents and impoverished families with several children.

Democracy provides for regular accountability by Governments to their peoples, favouring, but not necessarily guaranteeing, good governance.

Some have adopted a making work pay approach favouring across the board social security and taxation reforms.

We fully support the Non Aligned Movement apos s decision favouring a broad mandate for this group.

As a result, members of the Government and the armed forces viewed his actions as favouring subversives.

The current international climate favouring cooperation over confrontation has facilitated the critical negotiating success of recent months.

This was in pursuance of a long standing position of the Non Aligned Movement favouring complete disarmament.

Those favouring such a conference had put considerable emphasis on the need to safeguard the rights of migrants.

Education policy must also include a gender focus favouring the participation of women in all spheres on an equal footing.

He felt that it would be helpful if the Board were to go on record as favouring the global symposium option.

The advent of a democratic, united and non racial South Africa is a factor favouring stability and prosperity both regionally and internationally.

The end of the cold war and of ideological confrontation has created conditions favouring sustained participation in the United Nations reporting system.

Law 2810 2003 on Agricultural Cooperative Organizations amends the terms of establishment of agricultural cooperatives, favouring the participation of women in the cooperatives.

Law 2810 2003 on Agricultural Cooperative Organizations amends the terms of establishment of agricultural cooperatives, favouring the participation of women in the cooperatives.

Naturally, they also open up a number of questions concerning their feasibility, especially among those favouring a continuing role for a specialized forum.

The international community showed its good will by suspending the sanctions in order to help foster a political climate favouring negotiations and reconciliation.

In addition to favouring an increase in aid, Slovakia also supports further reform of trade relations as well as debt relief for poor countries.

With respect to such treaties, the French abrogation doctrine is at odds with an otherwise strong trend favouring their continued vitality during armed conflict.

In our opinion, these should encompass specific concessions favouring developing countries in the areas of trade, commodities, debt and short and long term loans.

After provision of targeted technical advice to financial institutions to influence investment decisions favouring energy efficiency and renewable energy , add and advanced fossil fuel technology .

We welcome the declaration by the Group of Eight favouring debt cancellation, time bound commitments for enhanced ODA and the efforts for additional innovative financing.

Concern has been expressed in different United Nations governing bodies that donors may be favouring other channels over the United Nations to achieve common goals.

Survivals of this traditional role favouring the victim generate other forms of inequality of treatment and discrimination that affect the poor, minorities and, especially, women.

We welcome the declaration of the Group of Eight favouring debt cancellation, time bound commitments for enhanced official development assistance, and efforts for additional innovative financing.

There was renewed debate on the single non transferable vote electoral system chosen provided for in the original electoral law, with some political figures favouring proportional representation.

Entire groups of inhabitants have often been targeted, not for having exercised their rights, but on suspicion of harbouring opinions favouring the return of the constitutional President.

In view of the limited resources available to the international community, the accent should be placed above all on preventive measures and overcoming the conditions favouring instability and conflict.

Electrons mainly responsible for diffuse and pulsating auroras have, in contrast, a smoothly falling energy distribution, and an angular (pitch angle) distribution favouring directions perpendicular to the local magnetic field.

On the one hand, extradition treaties primarily affect the rights of individuals, a characteristic generally favouring applicability during armed conflict as long as the treaty does not conflict with military strategy.

(a) To evaluate the impact of the United Nations Sweden training course series in terms of course objectives met and to identify factors favouring or hampering the attainment of those objectives

The increased activities in support of families at the national level, generated by the observance of the Year, will also engender the need for continued support for national activities favouring families.

Lastly, I draw members apos attention to operative paragraph 7, favouring an active United Nations role in the peace process, as well as to paragraph 8, encouraging regional development and cooperation.

The cardinal emphasis is on the connection between structural adjustment and alleviation of poverty that is, the quantity and quality of programmes favouring the needs of the poor and most vulnerable.

That should include consultations with the organizations, since organizations favouring the introduction of a special occupational rates system considered the initial proposal for such a system to be too inflexible and complicated.

During the discussions on that particular aspect of the question, delegations tended to espouse one of three positions favouring a greater weight being given, respectively, to each of the above mentioned factors

The World Summit was a historic opportunity for the international community to place the digital divide within the framework of a strategic partnership favouring economic growth, human development and a dialogue between civilizations.

War continued off and on among the three principal powers in the Guianas (the Netherlands, France, and Britain) until a final peace was signed in 1814 (the Convention of London), heavily favouring the British.