That cloud bodes rain.

A code of ethics offers several benefits.

This does not bode well.

ROME What does the future hold for transatlantic relations? That question arises with every new American administration.

ROME What does the future hold for transatlantic relations?

This does not bode well for Syria.

The new Middle East bodes poorly for the coming year.

Would anyone explain to me please what wonderful benefits Nurgaliyev's dismissal would bring us?

At first sight this seems to bode well for the transatlantic relationship. In reality, the current relaxation is more likely a lull before the storm.

Whichever way one looks at it, the economic effects of war with Iraq will not be good.

At first sight this seems to bode well for the transatlantic relationship.

Moreover, its abundance in southern countries promises to facilitate their economic development.

The emergence of a deep rooted and popular anti Japanese enmity in China does not bode well.

An entire generation has grown up to be apolitical, even anti political, which bodes ill for the future.

The Bush administration's policies bode ill for America in the long run and hence for the world.

Fixated on the promise of an ever growing Chinese market, they give little thought to the stability of the region.

With the euro crisis likely to continue unabated, America s continuing malaise does not bode well for global growth.

Indeed, Franco Modigliani also argued that investors have a preferred habitat, and that coaxing them out of it carries some cost.

That does not bode well for banks, which have been a very poor investment in the last few years.

Neither alternative is particularly charming, which would explain why he preferred to obscure his country s position.

Were the US forced to withdraw in failure, Islamic terrorist groups would claim a historic victory, promising more bloodshed for the West.

If China s rise remains peaceful, it promises great benefits to its own people and to its neighbors and to Americans.

If so, this does not bode well for the international financial system, which relies on well informed Chinese to help it recover from the current crisis.

In China and in Russia (and partly in Brazil and India) state capitalism has become more entrenched, which does not bode well for growth.

This proximity offers the prospect of friction or, if Europe seizes the moment, the most promising of possibilities for economic growth.

In fact, many observers believe that Hong Kong's real rate of joblessness is much higher, and fear that the trend is not encouraging.

This manner of governance bodes well neither for economic growth nor democracy in the long term. For when you drown puppies, they sink.

As long as Asia holds its foreign reserves in dollars China s desire to maintain a stable value for the reminbi will continue to offer tremendous advantages for trade and economic development.

Nor does Armenia s continued dependence on Russia bode well for regional co operation, given deep resentment of Russian meddling in neighboring Georgia and Azerbaijan.

None of this bodes well for Western Europe's 11 million non European residents many of them Muslims, making Islam the second religion of Europe . In an earlier, larger idea of Europe, it might have made sense for such outsiders to pursue the strategy of inclusion, seeking national citizenship if not full assimilation into the national culture.

For economies with a strong track record, such as Sweden and the UK, joining the Euro offers little to gain and much to lose at least for now. Today, the Stability Pact appears frayed.

The biggest challenge for the next government is to acknowledge the risks and dangers of the resource curse, and design a new, creative model to avoid it.

None of this bodes well for Western Europe's 11 million non European residents many of them Muslims, making Islam the second religion of Europe .

For economies with a strong track record, such as Sweden and the UK, joining the Euro offers little to gain and much to lose at least for now.

A Georgian Marshall Plan, with a strategic economic development plan and specified milestones, holds promise because the government would be able and willing to design and implement a viable program.

Beyond the countries affected by the Arab Spring, rising tensions between Shia, Kurdish, and Sunni factions in Iraq since the US withdrawal do not bode well for a boost in oil production.

Examining what Brexit, as its been dubbed, means for Africa, Grieve Chelwa noted on the Africa is a Country blog that economic recession in the UK as a result of the referendum is one of the ways in which African economies could be affected.

Some young Croatian citizens are looking forward to being able to seek employment in EU countries and to the economic benefits some say the EU promises to bring.

But the revolution is not only for the elite it also offers a realistic (non utopian) promise of dramatically improved lives for many people around the entire globe not in 100 years, but in the foreseeable future.