Proliferation

While the U.S. has imposed crushing sanctions against North Korea in the name of protecting the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, little outcry over U.S. proliferation can be found in the domestic body politic.

Cellular proliferation regulation The relationship between cellular proliferation and mitochondria has been investigated using cervical cancer HeLa cells.

It will thereby induce its own uncontrolled proliferation ( autocrine loop ), and proliferation of neighboring cells.

Other observers have suggested that the linkage between proliferation and disarmament may also work the other way, i.e., that the failure to resolve proliferation threats in Iran and North Korea, for instance, will cripple the prospects for disarmament.

Selective proliferation John Mearsheimer would not support Waltz's optimism in the majority of potential instances; however, he has argued for nuclear proliferation as policy in certain places, such as post–Cold War Europe.

The hope was to inhibit cell proliferation and promote cytotoxicity. citation Transferrin receptors in cancer cells, such as those in breast cancer cells and epithelial cervical cells, promote the cell proliferation and malignancy of the cancer.

Additionally, Finland is a signatory to the 1970 International Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.

Also the criminal activity on Hispaniola and in the Leeward islands contributes to the proliferation of gun/weapons in the BVI.

And a proliferation of consulting and financial services have stepped in to assist in succession planning.

And lest we blame technology, even before the proliferation of cell phones and other digital gadgets, showed that we recall only 10% of conversations with others as soon as they are done, dropping to 4% a month later.

And since 2011, the proliferation of sargassum in the Caribbean has accelerated exponentially, multiplying its biomass tenfold in the space of a few years.

Aside from the CBN currency redesign, other issues that triggered Naira depreciation include US monetary policy tightening that strengthened the US dollar and the proliferation of political activities with the US dollar.

As we did with the over-proliferation of guns.

At the Scottish Parliament’s Health Committee, MSP Tess White voiced fears about the “proliferation” of which have returned contracts to NHS Grampian, prompting concerns over patient care and lost value for money.

But the break in studies gave him the opportunity to travel to the U.S. and U.K., where the proliferation of mid-market clothing shops planted a seed that he would eventually sprout back home.

By the 1960s, discourse around nuclear dearmament and non-proliferation had shifted to the mainstream as the Cold War arms pushed the US and the USSR to great extremes.

By working together, we can win the war against the proliferation of firearms and drugs,’ added Maj Gen Ncata.

Consensus building for decisive interventions when there is a proliferation of policy-related actors becomes almost impossible.

Consequently, the constraining effect on military technology proliferation from sanctions has been fading, allowing Kim to advance his nuclear, space and military ambitions.

During the Cold War, they spoke out against nuclear proliferation.