They should include more peacebuilding activities, particularly during protracted conflicts.

Protracted situations

Protracted refugee situations, which had lasted for more than five years, were a different type of obstacle.

Everything about the man was, indeed, protracted.

The risks for low and protracted exposures are likely to be more appropriate for applying to exposure levels experienced by the public.

He carried out a protracted war of national liberation.

Moreover, it is likely to be a protracted performance.

After protracted negotiations, they were rescued by WFP helicopter

NEW YORK We are in a protracted period of international transition, one that began more than two decades ago with the Cold War s end.

At the beginning of 2004, 38 protracted refugee situations accounted for 6.2 million refugees who had been in exile for five or more years.

This brings us to a third, and even more unsettling possibility a longer and more protracted negotiation, resulting in greater disruptions to government entitlement payments, other contractual obligations, and public services.

Particularly troubling is France's protracted incarceration of pre trial suspects.

Yet high and protracted unemployment plagues many less skilled workers.

Many protracted situations remain, with little prospect of early solutions.

Many protracted situations remain, with little prospect of early solutions.

Of the current commitments to 20 protracted and displaced persons in 10 OIC countries, more than half are accounted for operations in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

The result of protracted US weakness is also a weaker Europe.

The tragedy of that protracted stagnation isn't sufficiently recognized, I think.

The result was an unnecessarily deep and protracted recession. Now, they are about to make the same mistake in Ukraine, with even more devastating potential consequences.

Farther afield, we have also assisted the responses to protracted crises in Africa, including in the Sudan, the Niger, Malawi and in southern Africa more broadly.

The same applies to the protracted negotiations between developed and developing nations.

They have also accumulated large protracted arrears with the international financial institutions.

Meanwhile, the economy has not yet extricated itself from its protracted deflation.

A number of protracted conflicts have shown signs of movement towards resolution.

Furthermore, solutions are being found even to the most protracted regional conflicts.

Second, job losses will lead to a more protracted and severe housing recession, as joblessness and falling income are key factors in determining delinquencies on mortgages and foreclosure.

Microsoft s advantage, and its business model, goes back to another protracted legal struggle.

Future efforts will focus on situation specific approaches, notably for protracted refugee situations.

Darfur was a slow onset, protracted crisis rather than a rapid onset emergency.

The protracted recession in the United States continued to affect tourism in Montserrat.

Failure would expose future generations to catastrophic climate risks, while trapping millions of people in poverty as a result of more frequent, intense, and protracted droughts, floods, and storms.

The process of protracted strikes could thwart positive political changes among the younger generation, thus reducing the chances of a more democratic and benign Iran emerging in the future.

18. Although most transition economies have introduced significant adjustment policies with external assistance, attaining stability and bolstering confidence has been much more complex and protracted than had been anticipated.

Our young democracy is struggling with the difficulties of transition and suffers as it has for more than 13 years from a protracted, unsolved conflict inspired and supported from abroad.

Internal displacement is often protracted in 2004, the average length of displacement was 14 years, with the overwhelming majority of internally displaced persons being displaced for more than a year.

He died of pneumonia in Paris on 6 March 1950 after a protracted illness.

Those protracted conflict situations are terrible problems for the regions in which they linger.

As I observed in my last report, however, the protracted stalemate is inherently destabilizing.

The search for clarity should not lead us into a protracted period of confusion.

In this same vein, I would urge the witnesses to the Algiers Agreements to play a more concerted role, with a view to assisting in breaking the protracted and dangerous stalemate.

17. Mr. PASZYNSKI (Poland) said that his delegation shared the view that the transition from a centralized command economy towards a market economy had proven more difficult and protracted than expected.

UNHCR and its resettlement partners also sought to use resettlement more strategically, to maximize benefits for resettled refugees, facilitate comprehensive solutions to protracted refugee situations, improve the asylum space in countries of asylum and share burdens and responsibilities more equitably.

That means paying down debt and rebuilding savings, leaving consumer demand mired in protracted weakness.

New Zealand was not prepared to continue the protracted and inconclusive process for another decade.

Protracted check ins and check outs reduce the effective stay of UNMOs in the field.