The speech resonated within the country and the neighboring region.

But they could send power to nearby villages.

According to its neighbors, Japan s apologies for is past aggression are inadequate.

The surrounding regions of France are mostly Roman Catholic.

They'd been told that these islands, and several others nearby, were populated by cannibals.

Georgia's peaceful revolution is not replicable elsewhere, but it has made neighboring regimes nervous.

I asked them about the situation downtown where they were patrolling. They answered without any hesitations.

When they see UNICEF their faces light up, because they know that something is happening.

Moreover, while oil export revenue is booming, the neighborhood is in revolutionary flames.

(d) The situation of the large number of internally displaced persons and the flow of refugees to neighbouring countries

A flycam video showed security police blocking off the surrounding streets.

For 30 months, the South Sudan Civil War has been pushing hundreds of thousands of refugees to neighboring countries.

The street where the incident took place emptied out, but some people decided to go to nearby areas to vote in spite of the threats.

In the Japanese case, only wind and the lack of a land border prevented a major impact on neighboring countries.

Given that microbes travel around with people, you might expect to see rooms that are close together have really similar biomes.

About five million people fled to other countries, primarily to neighboring Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan.

Some people, especially students, have to go to neighboring towns to access the internet, explained Tarek al Hujeir.

Moreover, neighboring countries such as Argentina and Brazil have shown a remarkable degree of understanding for Bolivia s domestic predicament.

But that is more difficult when neighboring countries are exploiting the country's heterogeneous makeup to pursue their own hegemonic agendas.

In accordance with those provisions, UNTAC appealed to neighbouring countries to assist in the implementation of the moratorium on the export of timber.

The virus quickly spread to the capital city Conakry and then in the neighboring nations of Liberia and Sierra Leone.

So far, their main lasting effect has been to frighten neighboring autocrats into action.

Traditional war is a man s game tribal women never band together to raid neighboring villages.

One plausible idea is regional monitoring that a country's neighbors would help forestall such tyranny.

The reunited Germany remains a peaceful democracy, recognizes all neighboring borders, and remains firmly anchored in NATO and the European Union.

Neighbouring villages were already under Taliban control and residents knew it was only a matter of time before the group moved on Mirzaolang.

Once that happens, the impact on neighboring countries and on the world economy will be huge compared to the current European problem.

So instead we worked to make our area a safe place for the Syrian people who were fleeing regime attacks on neighboring towns and cities.

There is a clash within Islam, which, if the violence in Iraq spreads to neighboring countries, risks causing regional destabilization.

Atrash also has observed that 3G and 4G services reconnect automatically as soon as he leaves Arsal to go to neighboring villages.

Now, nearly one million people have fled Burma s political and economic chaos for neighboring countries, and another million people remain internally displaced.

Success in establishing effective governance would establish a model that many of Egypt s neighbors would seek to emulate, at least partly.

This causes haze to descend not only on Riau, Indonesia, but also in the nearby countries of Singapore and Malaysia.

Tied to that sense of due process of law is a call for the Chinese leadership to allow representatives of the international community to have access to Tibet and its adjoining provinces.

Indeed, by stifling any hint of democracy or political opposition in Iraq, Saddam's police state eliminated all risk of possible contagion of neighboring states.

When the trees are cut and peatlands drained, the carbon accumulated over millennia is exposed and oxidized often in the form of fires that envelope neighboring Singapore and Malaysia in smoke.

The international community's goal must be to persuade neighboring countries to halt their brazen, unwarranted attacks on parts of Syrian society. In particular, the US, which has significant influence in Saudi Arabia, must act to stop attacks by that country's extremists on Syria's religious minorities attacks motivated merely by a desire to provoke sectarian conflict.

The problem is that the policy has also caused the yen to depreciate, leading nearby countries to accuse Japan of adopting beggar thy neighbor policies.

Meanwhile, Ukraine s neighbors are left feeling vulnerable, worried that Russia s efforts to destabilize the region may cross yet another border.

The international community's goal must be to persuade neighboring countries to halt their brazen, unwarranted attacks on parts of Syrian society.

(g) The situation of the large number of internally displaced persons and the flow of refugees to neighbouring countries, and recalls in this context the obligations of Myanmar under international law

These are unattractive figures for a nation that aims to expand free trade with countries like neighboring United States and Canada.

The Rohingya, who are mostly Muslims, are not recognized in Myanmar as citizens, forcing many of them to seek refuge in neighboring countries.

In economic terms, high commodity prices fueled strong growth in South America in 2011, and the modest US recovery benefited nearby countries.

The UN camps are not suitable for the displaced persons, with a lack of organisation and means on the ground. People from attacked cities try to reach neighbouring countries such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo.