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By contracting out the achievement of poverty reduction to the private sector, such bonds would inextricably link rewards to outcomes rather than inputs, outputs, activities or institutions; and they would inject the market's incentives and efficiencies into the eradication of third-world poverty.Ronnie HoreshWellington, New Zealand.

While 101 countries have developed legislative, voluntary and even constitutional measures to assure that women's voices are heard and heeded, we haven't had a public conversation of why this is necessary and the positive outcomes that would inextricably ensue.

The committee said it had "tremendous respect for his willingness to nevertheless assume responsibility" and added that VW's global expansion would be "inextricably linked to his name".

The access to this good would be inextricably linked to a specific feature of the political authority (namely the monopoly of legitimate violence), within specific territorial contexts.

"I never thought when I chose dance as my profession that I'd be inextricably linked to real estate," Ms. Allen of the Trisha Brown troupe said with a resigned laugh.

Watching them, it finally sank in that their names would forever, and inextricably, be linked.

William Gibson is a prescient science fiction writer best known for coining the term cyberspace and accurately foreshadowing how humans would become so inextricably intertwined with their technology that their reality would be altered.

Yet as another literary critic, Jeffrey Sconce, points out in his book Haunted Media, as a result of this catastrophe-and-miracle-rolled-into-one, Marconi's device would henceforth be inextricably linked to "the image of unfortunate souls spread across the icy void of the Atlantic".

In 1898, Alexandre Hogue's family moved from Memphis, Missouri, where he was born, to Denton, Texas, where his life and art would later become inextricably connected with the Dust Bowl.

You might suppose that in a post-Warhol world in which the serious and the trivial mix inextricably he would be in his element.

Immigration specialists say the changes make the legislation more palatable, but they still voice concern that the House bill would divorce functions that are inextricably linked.