UNICEF maintains that increasing investment in quality education and health for all children is the fastest and most effective way to reduce poverty, improve labour productivity and foster the stability that democracy will need.
Experience has shown us that investment in quality education for all children is the fastest and most effective way to reduce poverty, improve labor productivity and foster the stability that every democracy needs to thrive.
The unstated aim of the "surge" seems to be to pacify the country long enough to foster the illusion of stability so that Mr. Obama can withdraw United States forces without appearing to have "lost" Afghanistan.
Eventually, we will have a better handle on which microbes are most important, and on what we can eat or avoid eating to foster the growth and stability of "good" microbe communities, she says.
Money from oil, the Bush administration has said repeatedly, will drive Iraq's economic revival, which in turn will foster the country's political stability.
Reform is needed, he writes, not only to ensure growth but to foster the "social consensus and democratic stability" at home without which the United States cannot be a force abroad.
The agreement would foster stability through the interaction of its principal parts the numerical ceilings on strategic systems, the restraints on upgrading the destructive potential and versatility of missiles, & all the rules & prohibition that fall under the rubric of verification.
Since operations that originate from these camps could lead to war, nothing short of immediate action by the Pakistani Army to dismantle the camps, with monitoring by the United States and India, will foster stability in the area.
It may appear that the current declared course is more in keeping with the desire of the armed forces – and the majority of Egyptians as well – to have the army return to the barracks as soon as possible and to turn over the country to an elected civilian authority, thus fostering the return of political stability and renewed production and development.
Congress should pass the emergency funds quickly and, at minimum, offer the first year of the $1.5 billion without conditions to foster stability between the two sides at this critical juncture and ensure that the powerful right wing here has no excuse to once again decry U.S. aid as politically motivated.
Such FTA between two blocs (US-Africa for simplicity) would foster political stability, spread the value of freedom, rule of law, and foster economic development.
