(5) relaying the views of stakeholders and society at large.

And it has an institution that can channel help the International Monetary Fund.

The first jazz or traditional music recordings of harmonicas were made in the U.S. in the mid 1920s.

I just have a lot of rage, and I haven't learned to channel it.

The challenge today is to channel such passions into results.

One solution is to channel part of the liquidity injections toward countering this factor cost asymmetry.

In future the Committee on Budgetary Control will seek to establish closer links.

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Those who wish to do that have other debates, in the field of institutional reform, in which to find expression for their aspirations.

They merely channel national wariness at a time of global competition between cultures, economies, and emerging strategic ambitions.

Channelling migratory flows is just about acceptable to my group, but the introduction of quotas is definitely not.

Consumers are diverting what little income they earn away from spending toward paying down debt and rebuilding savings.

Rather, savings should be channeled even more and more efficiently to domestic investment in order to avoid large external imbalances.

Developed countries should agree to channel considerable savings to developing countries to finance the scale up of sustainable investments.

We also need better ways to channel private money toward sustainable infrastructure, such as wind and solar power.

I had to use it, channel its energy, turn it into something that would clarify my vision, instead of clouding it.

This time, by contrast, the new development bank would take the lead in channeling scarce homegrown resources into selected productive investment.

The scale of the challenge is immense, with the flow of refugees extremely difficult to monitor and channel, let alone limit.

If these decisions require changes in the budgetary appropriations for 1984, proposals will be made using the appropriate budgetary instruments.

Most of them were signed paths that portrayed the forest ecosystem as worthy of protection in order to restrict the flood of urban drivers seeking recreation in natural areas.

2.1 Cohesion policy must channel and invest its funds with the basic aim of promoting a special investment plan for growth and jobs.

Venezuela has the largest oil reserves in the world, and Chávez s economic strategy depended on harnessing that wealth in order to address his country s social problems.

So even when there's only a small amount of moisture in the air, it's able to harvest that very effectively and channel it down to its mouth.

Might Krenz and the Communist reformers who had seized power just weeks earlier have been able to channel popular unrest, or even defuse it?

Governments exist to channel the flow of two things, really, values and expertise to and from government and to and from citizens to the end of making decisions.

Especially important is the proposal to channel 30 of the profits of state owned enterprises (SOEs) currently running at close to 400 billion into the country s woefully under funded social safety net.

They soon defamed the revolutionaries and even politicians like Ebert, who never wanted the revolution and had done everything to channel and contain it, as November Criminals (Novemberverbrecher).

All we have to do is create the right institutional framework to unleash the creativity latent in all of us and focus it accordingly.

Of course what they hope is that the Games will channel these energies toward national solidarity, which will allow the leadership to deliver its people a moment of achievement and patriotic glory.

The growing importance of EURES' role in the light of the forthcoming EU enlargement must be clearly underlined, as in this report. Sound career advice and employment services can undoubtedly help to channel potential widespread interest in migration.

3.6 Although numerous local, regional and national initiatives are underway involving the public in various aspects of energy planning there is a real practical need to channel and focus existing public involvement, expertise and capacity.

3.6 Although numerous local, regional and national initiatives are underway involving the public in various aspects of energy planning there is a real practical need to channel and focus existing public involvement, expertise and capacity.

(2) establish a joint EU regional capacity building programme (e.g. for low emission development strategies and adaptation strategies) to pool and channel EU funding, complementing existing EU financial programmes.

It may be helpful in making preparations, but the convention consisting of parliamentarians can channel that open forum, the public debate, so as to present to you as heads of state and government an outcome that will form the basis for your negotiations.

Private incentives are not well aligned with social returns firms can gain from innovations that increase their market power, enable them to circumvent regulations, or channel rents that would otherwise accrue to others.

Unlike India, which was born with a democratic constitution, China has not yet found a way to channel the demands for political participation (if not democracy) that tend to accompany rising per capita income.

The real problem with this frantic conspiracy theorizing is that it leaves citizens emotionally agitated but without a solid ground of evidence upon which to base their worldview, and without constructive directions in which to turn their emotions.

I should like to congratulate our chairman, Mr Moreau, who has guided the committee in producing a batch of ambitious reports this month on related policies for strengthening the financial functioning of the Community, and I should like especially to mention Mr von Wogau, Mr Herman and Mr Hopper who tabled a motion in March 1981, based on a memorandum which I circulated at that time, which is the origin of the present report.

9.10 The EESC wishes to highlight the importance of the Atlantic Forum which, on the basis of multi level governance, would meet and serve as a conduit for the contributions of all interested parties, with regard not only to the strategy's drafting but also to its monitoring, assessment and review.

9.9 The EESC wishes to highlight the importance of the Atlantic Forum which, on the basis of multi level governance, would meet and serve as a conduit for the contributions of all interested parties, with regard not only to the strategy's drafting but also to its monitoring, assessment and review.

However, if we could make use of expertise already available in terms of business experience by encouraging the establishment of a mentoring service through which successful business people would introduce new entrants to the sources of financing available, we could give Europeans in business the head start they need.

President. You have been allocated five minutes speaking time, but you have already spoken for five minutes and forty two seconds. I must ask you there fore to conclude.

This Parliament warned that it was dangerous to allow these undertakings for collective investment in transferable securities which, I repeat monopolise the market in public savings to move into deeper waters without any guarantee that their ships were prepared for what would be a more daring day' s sailing than they had hitherto embarked on.

The electoral process has been unable to guarantee decent democratic governance, rein in predatory practices among the political class, or make public officials follow established rules, keep them responsive to citizen preferences, and deter them from channeling public funds into private hands.

A web aggregator has recently surfaced to channel all Twitter and Instagram activity related to the Diada (also available in English), as well as 1balco1estelada , a collection of user submitted photos of the Catalan separatist flag or estelada hanging from balconies.