I'm stable.

A similar parity characterized the Bush Putin era.

( J'aime tellement l'Allemagne que je préfère qu'il y en ait deux . )

Germany's division created a rough demographic parity between French and West Germans.

A firm ECB president, unwilling to yield to political pressure, is needed.

Ukrainians unity, spirit, and devotion to their freedom remain undented.

In the twentieth century, the Cold War parity between Russia and America was apparent.

A firm rejection of the one party state will also reverberate far beyond Japan s borders. It shows clearly that the desire for political choice is not confined to a few fortunate countries, mostly in the Western world.

A firm rejection of the one party state will also reverberate far beyond Japan s borders.

63. Encourages the Secretary General to achieve parity in the six official languages in United Nations radio production

But more than a stern line in the peace talks spurred this promising outcome. Another contributing factor is the fact that Colombia's armed forces have been thoroughly reorganized and restructured in recent years.

But more than a stern line in the peace talks spurred this promising outcome.

It shows that at last a clear and reasonable view of the matter is beginning to be firmly held among us.'

Sustained robust growth and rising aggregate demand have also caused production bottlenecks outside of China, most notably in the agricultural commodity and mining sectors, which have helped lift oil prices to more than 100 per barrel.

These are also the spheres where femi nazis and the politically correcting would love to have parity, no matter what.

They would love to have parity in washing the dishes, cleaning, taking care of the babies half of the time a woman would be taking care of this, and the other half a man.

'It's me, sir,' answered a firm and pleasant woman's voice, and Matrena Filimonovna, the children's nurse thrust her stern pockmarked face in at the door.

Americans have been blinded to these calamitous mistakes partly by a long history of racism, as well as by a misplaced faith in rugged individualism.

The region s success has been underpinned by dynamic growth in China and India, which account for almost 60 of the continent s total GDP in purchasing power parity terms.

Should we draw comfort from gradual healing in advanced countries and solid growth in emerging economies? Or should we seek refuge against high oil prices, geopolitical shocks in the Middle East, and continued nuclear uncertainties in Japan, the world s third largest economy?

Should we draw comfort from gradual healing in advanced countries and solid growth in emerging economies?

And, when measured in terms of purchasing power parity, China s GDP will reach that of the US around 2015, thus changing the world s balance of economic power.

During the Cold War, the military might of the USSR and nuclear parity reached in the 1970s, led to the signing of the Helsinki Pact, which cemented Moscow's sphere of influence on the continent.

To prevent this scenario from unfolding, a robust political dialogue with the Kremlin is clearly vital, as are continued economic sanctions to make clear that Russia will pay a rising price for ongoing aggression.

Their common approach is to enter into a real dialogue with the French people based on an understanding that the only viable basis for reform is a strong political contract between government and citizens.

The new hard'' peso marked the end of Argentina's inflationary era, a time when the country showed itself, time and again, as incapable of controlling either its budget, its currency, its inflation or its exchange rate.

Governments must set themselves a firm four year deadline to end fossil fuel subsidies and redirect funding to areas like green infrastructure projects and development assistance.

Even if the world runs out of oil and gas in the coming years, coal will prove to be plentiful, and solid coal can be converted at relatively low cost to liquid fuels for automobiles and other uses.

A firm denial by the government should be seen as a sign that most of the American economy is fundamentally sound, and that American financial markets are sophisticated enough to be able to identify sound business practices.

Nearly 12 years ago, Jim O Neill, then the chief economist for Goldman Sachs, coined the term BRIC to describe the emerging markets of Brazil, Russia, India, and China. From 2000 to 2008, these four countries share of global output rose rapidly, from 16 to 22 (in purchasing power parity terms), and their economies performed better than average in the subsequent global recession.

From 2000 to 2008, these four countries share of global output rose rapidly, from 16 to 22 (in purchasing power parity terms), and their economies performed better than average in the subsequent global recession.

But if sanctions are to be an effective tool in countering Vladimir Putin s ambitions a topic of ongoing debate in the West they must combine a firm hand toward Russia s president with an open one toward its people.

But however I may screw my eyes and strain my sight, I cannot help seeing it round and limited, and despite my knowledge of it as limitless space I am indubitably right when I see a firm blue vault, and more right than when I strain to see beyond it.'