Paving the Road to Growth

All of these developments are paving the way to new interpretations.

Do they do it by interlocking? That's kind of a like a Velcro like thing.

A number of specific, interlocking organizations are called for, rather than one single Organization for Economic Cooperation.

The diversity of options allowed widespread adoption, paving the way for the digital revolution.

Like any country, Ukraine s relations with the world are determined by four interlocking factors history, patriotism, national interests, and geography.

You know, if I were the mayor's dentist, he would get a paving stone instead of a filling!

Their controlling families' assets were seized, holding companies eliminated, and interlocking directorships, essential to the old system of inter company coordination, were outlawed.

When the mill closed, or rather, when it was destroyed, they also stopped paving highways and thus, services declined.

Like any country, Ukraine s relations with the world are determined by four interlocking factors history, patriotism, national interests, and geography. Each factor has special resonance here.

Interlocking relations among companies in South Korea, Indonesia and elsewhere, coupled with the lack of standards and requirement for disclosure, were key factors in Asia's crisis.

Second, it must take necessary measures to ensure public safety and political stability, while paving the way for free and fair elections.

That system was improved and expanded through the construction of new highways and bridges, and paving of existing highways and provincial roads.

He had to flee his country, paving the way for the democratic transition that resulted in the recent election of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.

Despite a low turnout of 10 the referendum nevertheless returned a 'yes' victory, paving the way for Sassou Nguesso's wished for constitutional change.

A number of Asian countries have already started building mutually beneficial security cooperation on a bilateral basis, thereby laying the groundwork for a potential web of interlocking strategic partnerships.

Russia s actions are aimed at fomenting an anti government backlash in Georgia, thereby paving the way for pro Russian political forces to come to power.

Like paving tiles, manhole covers are a perfect illustration of disregarded infrastructure they are literally right under our feet yet we pay them no attention.

The Ottoman victory at Kosovo in 1389 effectively marked the end of Serbian power in the region, paving the way for Ottoman expansion into Europe.

On Sunday, November 29, 57.5 of Swiss voters approved a ban on the construction of new minarets atop mosques, paving the way for a constitutional amendment.

America is once more paving the way for what Europeans should be able to achieve one day with their own minorities a land of dreams made possible.

Through a large and interlocking network of security and media organizations, Saddam financed scores of newspapers and magazines, lavishing on their hack writers sums of money that were unimaginable to ordinary Arab journalists.

The failure of jihadism is paving the way for a potentially promising restructuring of Islamic politics, but the West either doesn t recognize the changes or is hostile to them.

The creative cadre of the Occupy Wall Street movement envisions a world where people are free to express their ideas of freedom, equality, and outrage at the system of greed interlocking corporate interests and government.

He also introduced a de Baathification law, which evicted members of the Baath Party from official positions without legal recourse, paving the way for sectarianism and, ultimately, communal violence and unrest.

In the summer of 2012, huge price spikes happened, which seriously damaged the quality of life of a huge number of citizens, paving the way for the organization of social protests.

In the United States, the song peaked at number six on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, paving the way for their first album and their first trip as a group there.

As a result, compliance with TB drug treatment is particularly weak, paving the way for the emergence of multidrug resistant (MDR) TB, which can no longer be treated by conventional therapeutic regimes.

As a result, compliance with TB drug treatment is particularly weak, paving the way for the emergence of multidrug resistant (MDR) TB, which can no longer be treated by conventional therapeutic regimes.

After elections, voters hardly ever saw or heard from their MPs, who typically went on to engage in corruption and graft in Bangkok eventually losing legitimacy and paving the way for military coups.

And European weakness, not to mention the treason of its liberal scribes, paving the way to an Islamist conquest of Europe ( Eurabia ) is seen as a ghastly echo of the appeasement of the Nazi threat.

In actual fact Afghan media reported that the country's lower house had approved the cancellation of Rabbani's British citizenship on January 26, paving the way for him to be approved as foreign minister January 27.

One will find not only the standard Braille in elevators and so on, but also audible beeps at cross sections alerting people when the walk sign is on, and tactile paving throughout most public streets and train stations that guide those without sight where to walk and warn them of intersections. The tactile paving was invented in Japan in the 1960 s and is now ubiquitous throughout the country, not just at crosswalks but throughout huge swaths of cities and public spaces.

Millions go into its infrastructure for digging sewers and putting in pipelines and paving roads but by the time the money finally trickles down to the purchase of material and hiring contractors, it doesn t cover the costs anymore.

In his willingness to break with the past in particular with Jacques Chirac s legacy and in adding a global spin to his mandate for change, Sarkozy is paving the way for the post Bush America that will soon be here.

By depriving Bidoon children of the right to attend school, Kuwait is perpetuating a damaging stereotype and intentionally sentencing an entire generation of innocent children to a lifetime of illiteracy, paving the way to unemployment, drug dealing, crime, and resentment.

They are posh, they're wealthy, they're less likely to have outdoor jobs, they're less likely to do manual labor, they have better social support, they're less likely to smoke so for a whole host of fascinating, interlocking social, political and cultural reasons, they are less likely to have skin wrinkles.

It now seems likely that UCP engineered the attacks against Durov, planting the stories in the media, in order to pressure the website s founder into selling his 12 stock, paving the way to a more pliant general manager, who would be more open to monetizing the service.

I really hope you can see how what we're doing here is taking a compelling question, a compelling answer, but we're paving a smooth, straight path from one to the other and congratulating our students for how well they can step over the small cracks in the way.

It was an exciting breakthrough when we found someone who would take this, he says. One of the first companies Cornell s recycling program found that could use this plastic was a manufacturer of plastic sidewalk and paving materials. Another big issue in recycling agricultural plastics is dirt and debris.

It will mark 100 years from the day when Ottoman authorities began rounding up around 250 Armenian intellectuals and community leaders in Constantinople, paving the way for the Armenian Genocide in which an estimated 1 to 1.5 million Armenian citizens of the Ottoman Empires were systematically exterminated between 1915 and 1918.

Ahmadinejad s vision at the UN could be dismissed as political posturing if it weren t for a string of similar statements and actions that suggest he believes that he is destined to bring about the End Times the end of the world by paving the way for the return of the Shia Muslim messiah.

The shift of the Arab world s mainstream fundamentalist movements to democratic politics is tantamount to a repudiation of the jihadist project and of al Qaeda s apocalyptic strategies. The failure of jihadism is paving the way for a potentially promising restructuring of Islamic politics, but the West either doesn t recognize the changes or is hostile to them.