economy of afghanistan造句

• After 20 years of war the economy of Afghanistan is in ruins.
• Kamrany has over 20 publications on the political economy of Afghanistan.
• "We don't need reaction, but action to change the economy of Afghanistan ."
• The opium economy of Afghanistan is an intensely complex phenomenon,
• This would allow the returns to be gradual so as not to overwhelm the fragile economy of Afghanistan,
• He said agriculture _ outside opium poppy farming _ has traditionally been the only legitimate economy of Afghanistan.
• APPRO is registered with the Ministry of Economy of Afghanistan as a not-for-profit organization and headquartered in Kabul, Afghanistan.
• This is to help the local economies of Afghanistan and Pakistan by connecting South Asia with Central Asia and the Middle East.
• Ever since Karzai's new administration took over in 2004, the economy of Afghanistan has been growing rapidly for the first time in many years.
• The Provincial Development Committee ( PDC ), under the directive of the Ministry of Economy of Afghanistan, was formed for the province in January 2006.
• The "'economy of Afghanistan "'has improved significantly since 2002 due to the infusion of billions of dollars in international assistance and investments, as well as remittances from Afghan expatriates.
• Kazimi called the meetings " useful and fruitful " and said both sides had promised to establish a " united economic and trade strategy for strengthening the economy of Afghanistan ."
• "Poppy fields are growing in large parts of the country, certain warlords are financed from the revenues of the crop and the economy of Afghanistan is dominated by the illegal profits of this growth, " he said.
• At roughly the same time, Soviet biological weapons scientists at the Institute of Plant Genetics in Uzbekistan were working to develop Fusarium fungus, plant bacteria and other pathogens to destroy opium poppies _ and perhaps enable Moscow to limit the world's morphine supply or undermine the opium-dependent economy of Afghanistan.
• The big numbers almost defy description _ two 110-story towers turned into 1.8 million tons of debris; dlrs 20 billion in direct losses in New York buildings, equipment and insurance exceeding the entire economy of Afghanistan; 83, 000 lost New York jobs; twice that many people coming together in Washington under the proposed Homeland Security Department.
• The big numbers almost defy description _ two 110-story towers turned into 1 . 8 million tons of debris; dlrs 20 billion in direct losses in New York buildings, equipment and insurance exceeding the entire economy of Afghanistan; 83, 000 lost New York jobs; twice that many people coming together in Washington under the proposed Homeland Security Department.