According to the conventional wisdom of governments and arms manufacturers, well-coordinated arms exports can help strengthen vulnerable states, professionalize military forces and promote stability.
For Europe, specifically, Ms. Lagarde prescribed more financing for debt bailout plans, a concerted effort to strengthen vulnerable banks and, most importantly, a common political vision about the euro's long-term future that has been grievously lacking.
The organization operates day care, education and medical care facilities to help strengthen vulnerable communities.
In San Francisco, officials passed a landmark law in 2013 that required owners to strengthen vulnerable wooden apartments.
It means physically stepping into the ring, staring darkness in the eyes and taking it down--whether by working with local police to arrest perpetrators, providing quality aftercare to survivors, preventing violence by strengthening vulnerable communities, or advocating for change at the local, regional and national levels of government.
HIV/AIDS: UNICEF and partners will strengthen vulnerable communities' ability to reduce their risk of exposure to HIV infection in emergency zones.
PT&R was one part of a holistic environmental justice/community-based participatory research (EJ/CBPR) parent project called: "Strengthening vulnerable communities in the Worcester built environment - Neighborhood STRENGTH" (2004-2008).
She confirmed, however, that an EU mission was in Macedonia last week exploring how to strengthen the vulnerable country's border with northern Greece.
If elected, Mr Sánchez Cerén, a former guerrilla, should bring the agreement into the open, explaining how the lull in violence can be used to strengthen communities vulnerable to the gangs' reach.
It is believed that this was done by Beklemishev to strengthen the vulnerable parts of the statue (folds etc).. Through study of the organic and inorganic materials of the bronze-like covering it was possible to identify the different components and substances that were used.
