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This, however, stands in stark contrast to its fundamental importance in terms of employment.
At the same time, the story of a second couple is told,whose relationship stands in stark contrast to the main story.
This stands in stark contrast to the fast technological evolution in many industrial sectors.
Unfortunately, however, this unique potential stands in stark contrast with the daily reality of millions of children.
This stands in stark contrast to the often generous commitments to sustainability by these banks.
By placing the painting in comparison with the contemporary sculpture of patriotic and celebratory party it stands in stark contrast.
That atrocity stands in stark contrast to the theme of this meeting, which is"Youth: dialogue and mutual understanding.
They live in a place where the lives of the Buryat people with their Shamanism and Buddhism stands in stark contrast to the strictly controlled lives led in Orthodox Russian monasteries.
This stands in stark contrast to other Central Asian states where one party and one leader continue in power for decades.
Nestling in what has remained the rural part of the Prättigau(Graubünden), Klosters,with its romantic village-like atmosphere, stands in stark contrast to the nearby Alpine metropolis of Davos.
It also stands in stark contrast to the climate of repression in Azerbaijan and its condemnation by the international community, including the European Union.
The report, which I studied attentively, is full of incomplete data andarbitrary assessments and stands in stark contrast with the situation on the ground, from which inappropriate inferences are made.
This approach to Turkish-Greek relations stands in stark contrast to the well-intentioned and conciliatory policy that the Turkish Government is pursuing with a view to finding solutions to the problems existing between the two countries.
The increasing militarization of all components of the security sector,both in terms of equipment and operations, stands in stark contrast to the reconciliation process supported by the international community.
This stands in stark contrast to the approach of the Ukrainian side, whose representatives travelled to Minsk on January 30, to be available in case the separatists decided to honor their agreements and join the meeting.
The picture of conflict andinstability in the world today stands in stark contrast to our desire to encourage economic development and prosperity for all countries of the world.
The NCPO provided 70 military vehicles to send protesters from both sides home. Canada- Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird condemned the coup andsaid,"This decision violates Thailand's democratic principles and stands in stark contrast to the Army's earlier assurances that its role would be limited to securing public order.
This very strong growth in non-core resources stands in stark contrast to a very modest average annual growth of some 0.5 per cent in core resources.
Such forthrightness, however, stands in stark contrast to what the CD has been able to achieve so far this session with regard to the establishment of other ad hoc committees or the appointment of special coordinators to deal with equally pressing issues on its agenda.
On the basis of current macroeconomic forecasts, the global unemployment rate is projected at 6.1 per cent in 2011,corresponding to global unemployment of 203.3 million(see figure I). Weak recovery in the labour market stands in stark contrast to the recovery that has been seen in several key macroeconomic indicators: real global GDP, private consumption, gross fixed investment and world trade all recovering by 2010 and surpassing pre-crisis levels.
Increasing long-term unemployment stands in stark contrast to the global recovery of real GDP and other key macroeconomic indicators since 2010, and continues to raise fears of a jobless recovery.
Ukraine's continued openness to international monitoring shows its constructive spirit and stands in stark contrast to the actions of the separatists, who have done all they can to prevent reporting from the areas they hold captive.
This very strong growth in non-core resources stands in stark contrast to what table 4 shows as a very modest average annual growth of some 0.6 per cent in core resources.
This very strong growth in non-core resources stands in stark contrast to what table 1 shows as a very modest average annual growth of 0.5 per cent in core resources.
The internally displaced persons' perception of the Janjaweed stands in stark contrast to the statements of the Panel's interlocutors from the Government of the Sudan who assert that there are no remaining Janjaweed, since they have all been integrated into SAF and Government of the Sudan auxiliary forces.
The reality of cult life for women andother females stand in stark contrast to those global objectives.
Nevertheless, these positive signs stand in stark contrast with situations of conflict and the reality of extreme forms of poverty, which are difficult to uproot.
That situation stood in stark contrast to the costly rescue of an unjust and criminal economic model that was responsible for tens of thousands of deaths per year.
These observations stand in stark contrast to the assurances given to the Group of Experts were given by officials of the Ministry of Mines and of the National Intelligence Agency.
Those efforts stand in stark contrast to what is done by those who continue to undermine the peace process through terrorism, extremism and intolerance.