China s Turning Point

This is a turning point in history.

So English mania is a turning point.

If the exchange rate is irrevocably fixed, that safety valve disappears.

In simple terms, a geothermal pump exchanges heat between a building and the ground.

Park takes over at a pivotal point in South Korea s history.

At a turning point in European history, our innovative alternative was thrown into the dustbin.

There's a group of scientists in Cornell that are making what they call a synthetic tree, because they are saying, There is no pump at the bottom of a tree.

Not many events remain in the collective memory as a watershed that divides two distinct periods.

It was just there, huge and pumping fumes and this was just another moment, another swing of the pump, another gust of oil sodden air.

So this is actually a Dutch company, so I called them up, and I asked, Can I borrow a heart valve from you?

But it is a milestone, not a turning point, in what remains an ongoing struggle with no foreseeable end.

Traditionally, a visit from the Japanese emperor except for a coronation or royal anniversary celebration signified a turning point in a bilateral relationship.

And they said, Well the director of the company decided not to let you borrow this heart valve, because want his product to be associated with pigs.

The turning point came when Kay initiated inspections of suspect buildings without notifying the Iraqis about his intentions in advance.

September 11, 2001, was a terrible tragedy by any measure, but it was not a historical turning point.

But they reflect the fundamental reality that at every turning point, the EU has moved forward through more integration.

In the US, the two day Federal Open Market Committee meeting on June 29 30 is likely to mark a major turning point, reversing the steady decline of the benchmark federal funds rate since Alan Greenspan began loosening monetary policy in 2001.

The threat of censure marks a vital turning point in the relationship between the Parliament and the Member States in the Council of Ministers.

Deborah Gold, chief executive at NAT (National Aids Trust), said 'This is a pivotal moment in the fight against HIV.

The exchange rate is a safety valve when an economy becomes uncompetitive say, if international demand for its products declines, or domestic costs rise above other countries a decline in the currency s value can restore demand for the nation s output, and so help preserve employment.

It should also be obvious that, in the absence of currency markets to act as a valve for economic and financial pressures, economic volatility may increase.

The wearer of the belt could open a valve, letting out nitrogen from the gas cylinder through the nozzles, which tossed him upward to a height of 7 meters (22 feet).

For the first time, the G 20, the world s 20 leading economies, came together in Washington, D.C., to find an answer to the global financial and economic crisis. While this first meeting resulted in nothing more than declarations of intent, it still marks a historic turning point.

It was the climax of the story, the Year of the Fall, a turning point in history cliché transmuted into Truth.

While this first meeting resulted in nothing more than declarations of intent, it still marks a historic turning point.

Together, they constitute a turning point in the way the IMF works, and will allow it to serve its global membership even better.

But it would be most imprudent to assume that the turning point is right now, and that things are as bad as they will get.

And once it's in the right spot, they remove the outer shell, and the heart valve, well, it gets this shape and at that moment it starts beating, instantly.

The exchange rate is a safety valve when an economy becomes uncompetitive say, if international demand for its products declines, or domestic costs rise above other countries a decline in the currency s value can restore demand for the nation s output, and so help preserve employment.

Instead, regardless of whether it actually pulls back its troops to South Ossetia and Abkhazia, Russia has crossed the Rubicon, making this a watershed moment in the West s post Cold War relations with Russia.

He determined that Londoners who drank from one particular water source were at the highest risk for the disease, and he recommended removal of the handle from the pump supplying drinking water from that source.

The first is, it's essential for us to understand the human brain if we do want to get along in society, and I think that it is a key step in evolution.

Tony Blair was waiting for her to help launch a drive to make the current British Presidency of the European Union a historical turning point for the Union s economy.

I think this pact of silence breaking apart after so many years is a milestone for our country. It's a before and after in the struggle for human rights.

And the way it works is that there's a pump at the bottom, which periodically sends some of this liquid nutrient solution up to the top, which then trickles down through plants' root systems that are suspended in clay pellets so there's no dirt involved.

During that period, and after a year of protests and listening to advice on being careful from family and friends, the turning point arrived my mother was martyred at a Syrian regime forces' checkpoint in Aleppo.

Fortunately, in the end, the opponents were forced to fight a will stronger than their own the will of those who after the abolition of slavery and torture want to mark another turning point for civilization.

The turning point in the US came in 1998, when a federal court decision upheld a patent on an accounting system, which launched a flood of business method patents over a thousand a year in 1999 and 2000.