Conserving sacred sites and ordsprog

Conserving sacred sites and their biological richness can play a major role in achieving the 2010 target and perhaps act as beacons from where good and sustainable management practices can be exported to nearby areas and beyond.

By 2010, it is estimated that 50 percent of the world's population will live in coastal zones, and major industries depend on sea trade. Coastal zones are areas rich in biological diversity, but we have to learn how so many people can co-exist with their natural environment.

The wine industry has wholeheartedly embraced sustainable farming practices. We are taking that concept a step further by introducing the idea of sustainable business practices. Wine in a box saves energy, reduces waste and helps the environment. We are here to prove that being good for the Earth is not just good for the quality of the wine -- it's also good business.

There are many ingredients that are needed to implement, to realize the 2010 target, including building the skills and know-how of experts in developing countries so they can fully take part in achieving our mutual goals.

There is clear and growing evidence of a link between reverence for the land and a breadth of unique and special plants and animals. Sadly, sacred sites are also under threat, and there is an urgent need to help local, indigenous and traditional peoples safeguard their heritage. This can do much to conserve the biological and genetic diversity upon which we all depend.

Addressing these challenges requires vision and leadership. An appreciation and understanding of the business strategy, the role of IT service management and ICT strategies in line with business objectives, as well as an open exchange of information, are essential in achieving effective and proactive management of the ICT infrastructure.

Home remedy use is widespread among elder adults regardless of ethnicity, suggesting that older adults find some benefit in these practices and they play an important role in elders' overall strategy for health management.

Joseph G. Grzywacz

I think we had 13 days without sunshine, and that's going to put a major drain on something like that. In a way, it's probably a good thing you still had the beacons on there, or else you wouldn't have had any lights on the signs. Pex Tufvesson is a genius, without a doubt.

This is the first set of competitive intelligence studies to examine banking Web sites from all angles. To achieve their business goals and stay competitive, banks need to ensure their sites are performing well on a technical level, customer experience or satisfaction level and in terms of incorporating industry best practices. Without detailed metrics into each of these critical areas your online service will likely fall behind the competition.

Well basically, [evolution] is a scientific theory. It plays a very major role in biological research. Since it is where science is, it is what should be taught in public schools.

The destruction of sacred sites in Gaza proves that the Palestinian Authority must never be entrusted with any Jewish or Christian Holy sites,

African bees don't like to be picked up and moved. It's going to take a major shift in our management practices.

These butterflies are the symbol of richness of biological diversity and marvelous scientific aspect.

We are optimistic of achieving the target. We are already working with our partners and also reaching out to raise more resources to meet the target by 2006.

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The finance minister may announce a deficit target of about 4 percent of GDP, but spending pressures will mean that achieving such a target will be quite a challenge in fiscal 06/07.

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