It is this approach that underpins our external policy.

One of the things that underpins it is this idea of resilience.

It forms part of, and underpins, the multi year funding framework, 2004 2007.

This sensible sounding logic currently underpins austerity.

A sound information strategy underpins all activities.

The current system underpins Spain s soaring unemployment rate.

A consistent narrative underpins this change in market conditions.

That math underpins all of the laws of nature.

It's the system which underpins all these other systems.

The safeguards system is not only fundamental to nuclear non proliferation but it also underpins nuclear trade and cooperation.

Rampant illiteracy underpins other problems, including exploding populations, gender imbalances, and widespread poverty.

The threat of retaliation that underpins its strategic effectiveness remains implicit and hypothetical.

This view naturally underpins interventions like targeted smoking cessation services or health education initiatives.

Trust underpins the existence and development of both financial markets and sound business relationships.

The growing together of people, regions, and countries underpins the foundations on which Europe rests.

The effort to strengthen international cooperation underpins the Convention Plus initiative launched in mid 2003.

Agriculture underpins food security, provides export earnings, promotes rural development and reduces malnutrition and poverty.

It also describes the key population trends relevant for development and the human rights basis that underpins key conference objectives and recommendations for action.

The structural evolution that underpins growth will increasingly be driven by market opportunities and entrepreneurial initiative.

Mismanagement of natural resource wealth underpins an especially potent self limiting pattern of growth and development.

The principle of non denial of justice underpins the right to have access to a court.

It permits self confident political leaders to take charge of their own future. It allows them to shape the narrative that underpins market confidence, rather than play catch up.

How can we adapt to such a world? What underpins success in this new and challenging environment?

The resulting legacy of grievance, shame, and anger is part of what underpins the region s current malaise.

There is also the issue of climate change, is the other thing that underpins this transition approach.

By deterring threats to national sovereignty, military power supports peace and, in Brazil s case, it underpins our country s constructive role in the pursuit of global stability.

The larger deficits would also eliminate all of the excess saving that now underpins the current account surplus.

Fortunately, we have probably one of the greatest scientific achievements of the twentieth century that underpins that pattern.

This principle underpins the EU s refusal to import genetically modified (GM) foods from the US, where they are widely consumed.

Indeed, without profound structural change, the favorable standard of living that underpins the Gulf states political stability is likely to erode.

For example, a growth rebound underpins the expectation that the European periphery will not restructure or inflate away its sovereign debt.

We cannot be complacent and need to work at preserving the harmony that underpins the fabric and foundations of our global society.

This opens up some room for governments to maneuver. It permits self confident political leaders to take charge of their own future. It allows them to shape the narrative that underpins market confidence, rather than play catch up.

The right to a judge underpins the requirement of independence and impartiality, without which there can be no effective protection of rights and freedoms.

Global warming will create significant problems, so carbon reductions offer significant benefits. Cutting carbon emissions, however, requires a reduction in the basic energy use that underpins modern society, so it will also mean significant costs.

The need to promote greater awareness and understanding of refugees' experiences and thereby enhance respect for refugees underpins efforts to strengthen implementation of the Convention.

Consequently, we urge that this occasion be used to reaffirm our commitment to multilateralism, which underpins the spirit and letter of the United Nations Charter.

And perception underpins everything we think, we know, we believe, our hopes, our dreams, the clothes we wear, falling in love, everything begins with perception.

Respect for human rights underpins the attainment of development because if a person's human rights are not safeguarded and respected that person's well being is undermined.

These changes in the work of the United Nations reflect corresponding changes in the political, economic, and security landscape that underpins efforts in international cooperation today.

The flow of knowledge, finance, and technology that underpins sustained high growth rates in emerging economies is closely linked to an open, rule based, and globalized economy.

An ambitious policy framework that underpins Europe s energy security and strengthens the single market would also support Europe s drive towards reduced CO2 emissions and low carbon prosperity.

As you've heard from many of the talks, statistics underpins an enormous amount of research in science in social science, in medicine and indeed, quite a lot of industry.

Two of the world s most fundamental systems, for example, are the economy and the environment their interplay underpins the first of three case studies of risk in this year s report.

He envisions a new regional order under Turkish leadership, based on a realignment between Turks and Kurds that underpins a strategic partnership for exploiting the region s last untapped energy resources.