They are interlocking and mutually reinforcing.

This showed a set of interlocking gears of astounding ingenuity.

Some reports attempted to sort out related sets of interlocking linkages.

And then there's a 13 page crisis document with 50 interlocking problems.

All five development dimensions function together in an interlocking and mutually reinforcing way.

Do they do it by interlocking? That's kind of a like a Velcro like thing.

Both the WPFCC and the TPFCC are also increasingly developing interlocking cooperation in fisheries studies and management.

Sometimes, a combination of geography, history, culture, interlocking national interests and the need for cooperation dictate regional institutional development.

A peacebuilding strategy that does not take those interlocking factors into account would obviously be a tremendous waste of resources.

If regional organizations provide the interlocking network for globalism, clearly the permanent interests of regions must be given pre eminence.

As these operations were connected by the interlocking gears... ...the actual date of the eclipse showed on the other dial.

(k) Held an interlocking directorship over the past three years between the companies related to the candidate and the United Nations

Two sets of provisions were particularly and vehemently opposed by the business community the merger provisions and the interlocking directorate's provisions.

The interlocking concepts of effectiveness, representativeness, transparency, accountability, credibility, legitimacy and moral authority should guide the deliberations of the working group.

Moving out in time, as the Earth rotates on its axis, it makes a series of interlocking wobbles called Milankovich cycles.

The evolving perception that peace, economic growth, the environment, social justice and democracy are interlocking and mutually reinforcing has been widely recognized.

These, too, are interlocking goals and our support for them, both political and financial, is a vital component of preventive diplomacy and development.

The Security Council realizes that a clear regional perspective is necessary, as most conflicts have interlocking political, security, humanitarian and economic dynamics across borders.

This draft resolution is one reflection of the need jointly to develop the elements of what has been called interlocking institutions of European security.

In his report, the Secretary General himself identifies five development dimensions which he sees as functioning together in an interlocking and mutually reinforcing manner.

We must not only recognize that democracy, development and respect for human rights are interlocking and mutually reinforcing we must also act on that belief.

We had played the game one session after school for many weeks, about seven weeks, and we had essentially solved all 50 of the interlocking crises.

On the Western Front the small improvised trenches of the first few months rapidly grew deeper and more complex, gradually becoming vast areas of interlocking defensive works.

an interlocking system of peacekeeping capacities that will enable the United Nations to work with relevant regional organizations in predictable and reliable partnerships (A 59 2005, para.

A number of Asian countries have already started building mutually beneficial security cooperation on a bilateral basis, thereby laying the groundwork for a potential web of interlocking strategic partnerships.

We welcome the Secretary General's proposals for a more consistent approach to peacebuilding and to establishing an interlocking system of peacekeeping capacities between the United Nations and regional organizations.

The interlocking of terrorist groups with elements of the drugs mafia and organized crime creates a serious threat to the development of the processes of democratic reform in these States.

China s lengthening shadow has prompted a number of Asian countries to start building security cooperation on a bilateral basis, thereby laying the groundwork for a potential web of interlocking strategic partnerships.

That class is an interlocking network of millionaire generals, big business owners and their marriage linked clans, and the Palace, an institution protected by lèse majesté laws that carry severe penalties.

There are no standard formulas which dictate how these interlocking institutions should interact, and each case will have to be looked at individually to determine which form of cooperation is most suitable.

It does not include all the linkages, nor does it capture the interlocking sets of interrelationships cited in some of the reports. It merely indicates general linkages drawn between population and development.

In his report (A 49 1) on the work of the Organization, the Secretary General has identified peace, the economy, the environment, justice and democracy as the five interlocking pillars of development.

Another policy challenge relates to the growing realization that narrowly conceived country based peacebuilding strategies are unlikely to succeed in regional settings where conflicts have interlocking political, security, humanitarian and economic dynamics across borders.

In fact, the talks have served as a platform for addressing a host of issues that range far beyond the North Korean nuclear problem, in the process nurturing interlocking, interrelated bilateral relationships in the region.

Similarly, it is increasingly recognized that focusing narrowly on country level peacebuilding efforts is unlikely to yield significant changes in peacebuilding outcomes, especially in the regions where conflict has interlocking political, security and economic dynamics.

An example of this is interlocking share ownership, in which many companies own shares in other companies this results in a spirit of cooperation between the involved companies, since each has an interest in the other's performance.

By interlocking supply chain partners, structured finance opens up new opportunities for farmers, processors and other local entrepreneurs, reduces the costs of trade, enhances South South trade and investments, and brings attractive returns to those providing the finance.

Indeed, I believe the time is now ripe for a decisive move forward the establishment of an interlocking system of peacekeeping capacities that will enable the United Nations to work with relevant regional organizations in predictable and reliable partnerships.

(j) Create strategic reserves for United Nations peacekeeping support the efforts by the European Union, the African Union and others to establish standby capacities as part of an interlocking system of peacekeeping capacities and establish a United Nations civilian police standby capacity

Classical antiquity (also the classical era, classical period or classical age) is a broad term for a long period of cultural history centered on the Mediterranean Sea, comprising the interlocking civilizations of ancient Greece and ancient Rome, collectively known as the Greco Roman world.

Such a situation should urge us to look at what is going on around us with a large magnifying glass so that we may be able to fathom the depths of international problems and scrutinize their interlocking strands on the wider screen of the global scene.

The report of the Special Committee against Apartheid gives a clear summary of the huge challenges South Africa faces as its Government grapples to meet, in the immediate and medium term, the myriad interlocking demands and expectations of its people, mainly the deprives majority black people.

Acknowledging that the intensive use of the Caribbean Sea for maritime transport, as well as the considerable number and interlocking character of the maritime areas under national jurisdiction where Caribbean countries exercise their rights and duties under international law, present a challenge for the effective management of the resources,

Acknowledging that the intensive use of the Caribbean Sea for maritime transport, as well as the considerable number and interlocking character of the maritime areas under national jurisdiction where Caribbean countries exercise their rights and duties under international law, present a challenge for the effective management of the resources,

Acknowledging that the intensive use of the Caribbean Sea for maritime transport, as well as the considerable number and interlocking character of the maritime areas under national jurisdiction where Caribbean countries exercise their rights and duties under international law, present a challenge for the effective management of the resources,