Africa is overflowing with wasted or unexploited potential.

Unexploited?

Our fisheries potential remains thus unexploited, and our young people have no incentive to become fishermen.

The BRICS countries are home to around half of the world s population and the bulk of unexploited economic potential.

General context The current state of the payments system is unsatisfactory and the full potential of the Internal Market remains unexploited .

The high technology, electronic goods and chemicals sectors appear to be the ones with the greatest potential to realize unexploited economies of scale.

Generally speaking, sectors such as high technology, electronic goods and chemicals (except basic chemical products) seem to be the ones with the greatest potential to realize unexploited economies of scale.

4.3 Single Market In some areas, there is no truly integrated European market, as missing legislation, administrative obstacles, and a lack of enforcement leave the full potential of the Single Market unexploited.

An estimated 60 70 million m3 remains unexploited for technical, economic and ecological reasons.

which has been wholly unexploited by Parliament because of a failure of political will.

So this is the combination where we have all this genetic potential in the tropics, which is still unexploited, and doing it in combination with technology. But also your legal side needs to be in very good order.

We know all the unexploited agricultural potential of the developing countries and we all wish with all possible means at our disposal to combat famine in the world and to do what we can to improve the health situation.

Therefore , in most of the Member States , e money has not yet been considered a credible alternative to cash . The full potential of the electronic money market remains unexploited as it has not significantly contributed to stimulating consumer spending and economic growth .

1.4 The EESC considers that harnessing this unexploited resource requires operators that can survive financially in a properly functioning market.

Another yet unexploited support to RE is carbon pricing, which raises the relative cost of technologies based on fossil fuels.

In this context, the relationship between IHL and HRsL is paradoxal in the sense that there is an increasing awareness on the part of the international community of the convergence between those two sets of norms, while there is also an unexploited potential of complementarity.

This prohibition includes the hitherto four unexploited rivers in the north of Sweden (it is from time to time argued that

2.3 While 25 of EU based SMEs have been exporting to the single market in the last three years, only 13 have been active outside the EU, which flags up substantial unexploited potential for expansion beyond the Union, especially in innovative manufacturing industries and creative sectors.

2.3 While 25 of EU based SMEs have been exporting to the single market in the last three years, only 13 have been active outside the EU, which flags up substantial unexploited potential for expansion beyond the Union, especially in innovative manufacturing industries and in creative sectors.

1.4 The EESC considers that harnessing and mobilising this unexploited resource requires operators that can survive financially in a properly functioning market.

While the Middle East will face serious water shortages, Africa, where most population growth is set to occur, contains numerous unexploited water sources.

Increased production of agricultural crops for non food purposes offers the opportunity to utilize land that would have otherwise been an unexploited resource.

The country, with a transcontinental empire with plenty of natural resources and vast unexploited areas, was among the most powerful nations in the world.

In the outer islands of archipelagos, an unspoiled environment can remain unexploited because of the absence of regular means of access, landing infrastructure or basic utilities.

On the contrary, we all stand to gain from that integration, since at present they just constitute unexploited potential which we could make the most of if we were able to communicate with them and if they could derive from society many new factors which are closed to them today precisely because they cannot communicate with other people.

And that potential, that powerful potential, is also our potential, of you and me.

That is a huge unexploited resource which needs to be made use of if Lisbon' s employment objectives are to be achieved and if economic growth is to be guaranteed.

Potential

But the main reason for India s good relations with Myanmar s ruling thugs is the country s vast and still largely unexploited energy reserves, which India desperately needs to fuel its economic boom.

0 if growth below potential, 0.25 if growth above potential

0.25 if growth below potential, 0.5 if growth above potential

Isomers Potential

Potential depth

Potential options

Potential beneficiaries

Production potential

Potential problem

The concept of electric potential is closely linked with potential energy.

gt 0.5 if growth below potential, 0.75 if growth above potential

3.1 Without doubt, as the debate at the AFCO Commission has already underlined, the existing European Treaties provide a wealth of unexploited opportunities which could be employed to strengthen the EU internally and externally.

Galvani potential (also called Galvani potential difference, or inner potential difference, Δφ, delta phi) in electrochemistry, is the electric potential difference between two points in the bulk of two phases.

Geothermal potential amounts to 990 MW and wind potential to 600 MW.

Tumour growth potential

D. Potential remedies

(iv) Economic potential