Chronic unemployment has a particularly devastating effect on young people and also has very grave social, economic and political dangers.

Mr Thorn's statement reminded me of the speech of an opposition leader in a national parliament.

(Laughter) Virtually no one has any vitality.

She had warmth, vitality.

Well, she has great vitality and joie de vivre .

You'll have unsurpassed vitality and energy.

3.1.4 Priority should be given to creating the optimum environment to ensure the competitiveness and economic viability of the forestry sector.

3.1.8 Priority should be given to creating the optimum environment to ensure the competitiveness and economic viability of the forestry sector.

One of the EU s strengths is the vitality of its democracies.

And that closing off closed off my vitality and my life energy.

This change has contributed to the vitality and the whole economy.

Oh! shut up! said the Voice, with sudden amazing vigour.

Only the death of his wife Hilde broke his unusual vitality.

5.2.2.3 capable of making a key contribution to the vitality of rural life,

It is also an issue about the vitality and competitiveness of the European art market.

Is the OSCE's presence retarding the country's independence and economic vitality by creating an image of a protectorate, a country unable to forge international agreements or join powerful international bodies on its own volition?

But the expansion of business schools arguably testifies to the continued vitality of the social sciences.

Both respiratory disorders and back injuries could be prevented by technical changes and or the re organisation of work methods.

The regional show held at Colmar for the honeys from Alsace attests to the vitality of Alsatian honey production.

But will such drugs prolong youth and vitality, or simply extend our stay in nursing homes?

We begin with question No 73, by Mr Rogers (H 67 80, formerly 0 144 79)

I would say that this triptych must be replaced by the need for a major leap forward which must make itself felt both inside and outside the Community.

Coffee once roasted is a fresh, living food, and loses its vitality, and dies in about a week.

So that the vitality of Qatar is due to the fact that it is an offshore British criminal.

All sows should be given sufficient food for maintenance, growth and piglet production.

Similarly, it is important for the vitality of the rural world and the balanced distribution of the population that an active agricultural community should be maintained.

But, today, it is the two largest old economies Japan and the US that are showing signs of increasing vitality.

Up to 400 films are shown in several sections, representing a comprehensive array of the cinematic world.

This is probably at the root of the thinking of both parties in the United Kingdom on the future development of the common agricultural policy.

Today, as these same countries, with their four new allies, prepare to withstand the demands and avarice of the superpowers of the eighties, the motto of 'united we stand' has, to my mind, lost none of its attraction and none of its pertinence.

Yet, as we know, the process is incomplete and, as such, it is not firing on all four cylinders.

According to the report, the General Assembly has lost vitality, the Security Council must be more proactive, the Commission on Human Rights suffers from a legitimacy deficit, the Secretariat should be more professional and better organized, and major institutional gaps hinder responses to economic and social threats to international security.

In Study III, improvement in physical function was maintained through week 260 (60 months) of open label treatment.

studies support these findings, with statistically significant physical component summary (PCS) scores, as well as statistically significant pain and vitality domain scores for the 40 mg every other week dose.

My second point is this we are a legislative body which in reality has very little power of decision over legislation.

We Nazis are finding a new life, a new vitality for our people... by returning to the primitive virtues.

Partnerships among Governments, civil society, including non governmental and community based organizations, and the private sector constitute valuable contributions to the services and the care for older persons.

Catalysis is relevant to many aspects of environmental science, e.g.

In view of the Council's failure to achieve agreement on the Commission's proposal for a regulation to bar the importation into the Community of products coming from young harp and hooded seals, will the Council undertake to return to this item as a matter of urgency and in any case in time to allow the draft regulation to be adopted before the beginning of the next seal hunt in March 1983?

Promoting opening up while pushing forward reforms will add new impetus and vitality, and provide new room for economic growth, Xi said.

That article forecast heavy handed meddling by Beijing in local affairs, which would allegedly emasculate the vitality of Hong Kong's economy.

I've laughed out loud and I think this has filled me with vitality, jolliness and with the disposition to take everything positively.

Sociology of religion is distinguished from the philosophy of religion in that it does not set out to assess the validity of religious beliefs.

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Economic convergence