Second, some financial vulnerabilities are embedded in the economy.

They could issue a Financial Stability Report that bluntly flags weak policies and financial vulnerabilities.

But the sharply decreased availability of longer term funding is heightening financial sector vulnerabilities.

Second, some financial vulnerabilities are embedded in the economy. Unless they are defused in time, financial shocks may derail the economy from its normal growth path.

These financial networks provided the information that enabled the British government to discover the sensitive strategic vulnerabilities of the opposing alliance.

With regard to systemic issues, there were two broad areas vulnerabilities of the international financial system and problems related to institutional design.

1. Special vulnerabilities of small island

The meetings focused on the structural features of the international monetary, financial and trading systems, the potential vulnerabilities they posed for developing countries and the institutional design of the international financial system.

Moreover, the lack of consumer protection and regulatory and supervisory frameworks exposes informal activities to vulnerabilities that can harm borrowers and jeopardize financial stability.

Work with the financial sector to educate them or the vulnerabilities of formal and informal systems, and assist them in identifying and combating abuses.

Work with the financial sector to educate them on the vulnerabilities of formal and informal systems, and assist them in identifying and combating abuses.

But this requires major reforms in the global financial system to reduce the vulnerabilities that such deficits generated in the past, and that were reflected in major financial crises in the developing world.

We pay the price for each others' vulnerabilities.

1. Special vulnerabilities of small island developing States

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C. Nature and magnitude of the special vulnerabilities of

So its failure to press the United States to redress the mortgage market vulnerabilities that precipitated the current financial crisis indicates that much remains to be done.

Based on an exchange of experience over the past two years, we emphasized that strong domestic financial sectors are essential in supporting economic growth and reducing external vulnerabilities.

A framework of action is under way that includes the development of an early warning system, the building of infrastructure to reduce vulnerabilities and the expansion of financial assistance.

Recognising that the recent South East Asian financial crisis was not only rooted in the macroeconomic vulnerabilities in several of the affected economies but was also caused by weaknesses in the current arrangements that govern the international financial system

1. Have emergency warning networks regarding cyber vulnerabilities, threats and incidents.

Figure 3. Percentage of Parties reporting on key vulnerabilities by sector

What such States need is a more accommodating international economic environment that recognizes and takes due account of their inherent vulnerabilities when their development, financial and trade needs are being considered.

(d) Emphasis should be placed on measures to improve cooperation between government and the private sector in preventing economic and financial crime, as well as working together to identify new vulnerabilities

These regular checkups help to identify potential vulnerabilities and maintain economic stability.

That needs to change if major vulnerabilities are to be addressed successfully.

Yet each of the region s states has important security concerns and vulnerabilities.

Nonetheless, years of political paralysis and postponed structural reforms have created vulnerabilities.

Poverty, gender inequality and exploitation are at the root of these vulnerabilities.

Poverty, gender inequality and exploitation are at the root of those vulnerabilities.

Small island developing States have special vulnerabilities which threaten their very existence.

And I saw how splendor can illuminate even the most abject vulnerabilities.

(d) Agreement on measures to improve the cooperation between government and the private sector in preventing economic and financial crime, as well as working together to identify new vulnerabilities to organized crime

Instead, it should be revealing its weaknesses and vulnerabilities to gain Western understanding.

Terrorists, too, can exploit new vulnerabilities in cyberspace to engage in asymmetrical warfare.

The August attack exposed a particular set of vulnerabilities in Egypt s security policies.

Disaster risk arises when hazards interact with physical, social, economic and environmental vulnerabilities.

But I think today that most would agree that Greece was only a symptom of much deeper structural problems in the eurozone, vulnerabilities in the wider global economic system, vulnerabilities of our democracies.

In short, the world s major economies share many more vulnerabilities than is commonly supposed.

Next door, Russia, too, must respond to new vulnerabilities stemming from changing global conditions.

This includes fixing security vulnerabilities and other bugs, and improving the usability or performance.

The IMF can help monitor whether countries follow up on agreed undertakings in the FSB, and alert leaders to gaps in the regulatory framework and vulnerabilities in the financial system that need to be addressed.

The meeting focused on the follow up of two studies conducted by the Department of Economic and Social Affairs on economic vulnerabilities and human security and by UNDP on ecological vulnerabilities and human security, respectively.

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Research would address the particular vulnerabilities of children from migrant, indigenous, minority and other groups.