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They tell us how much better off economically we all are in war than in peace.

Webster said the two sides were joined together socially, economically, culturally, and in many other ways. There was no way to divide them.

As an economically backward country, Cuba's social security level is at the front ranks of the world.

Thus, ICS ought to monitor all economically relevant and accountable behavior of any and all participants in an organization.

By itself, as I said, the war in Georgia isn't that big a deal economically.

Moving the project's schedule out to accommodate all this uncertainty may not be economically practical.

The agreement is often held up as a model to economically troubled countries for how to settle outstanding debts.

Dirigibles , he said, "are very sensitive to storms. Their size requires large landing spaces; economically they're not feasible. "

"Afghanistan will remain a strong and good and economically viable partner with the United States and our other allies, " he said.

it "ensure[s] that the violator is economically worse off than if it had obeyed the law. "

However, the bank concluded that the terms of the financing were not economically feasible for either its own or Vale's shareholders.

And Wuxi, the economically developed Yangtze River Delta as one of the regions, the same question of the existence of the above.

Attack on Iran would be Obama stabbing Americans in the back economically, and shooting himself in the leg politically.

Economically significant reuse has always been a holy grail of software engineering.

To qualify for the money, it must be certified as 'economically viable' by the U. S. government, a step that could happen within weeks.

If it turns out to be technically and economically sound, the laser might prove to be a major breakthrough in telephone communication.

The people enjoying all this extra leisure are the couch potatoes at the bottom of the heap economically and educationally.

Economically, it continues to be seen as a collection of vastly diverse states, no more able to act as a single unit than, say, Africa.

The United States and China are so economically intertwined, the functionalists argue, that they ought to be strategic partners as well.

Some of Berkshire's more economically sensitive units continued to suffer during the quarter. Revenue at Shaw Industries Inc.

One of the key parts of the Masdar research project is determining just how much carbon can be economically sequestered.

That's not going to work politically, and economically it also turns out to be a very poor way to help the world.

By 1770 the North American colonies were economically and politically ready to become part of the emerging self-government movement.

But if that could be done economically, biofuel aquaculture would be about as green as you could get.

The West is trying to demonize China. Why? To ensure an upper-handed position economically, politically, and socially.

But the transition to low carbon must be managed carefully if it is to be done in an economically efficient manner.

But there was no oil there, and the area proved to be virtually worthless economically.

However, theory indicates that this practice is not economically feasible and will fail to manage the environment.

Even after we achieved our independence in the 1920s , we continued to be dominated economically by our nearest neighbour .

And that, economically speaking, is where we seem to be today.

If shoulders, snap rings etc. are not used for axial location, the housing bore can be produced easily and particularly economically.

The question of why economically developed countries turn to atheism has been batted around by anthropologists for about eighty years.

Inevitably, parts of a complex union are more successful economically than others, and this can undermine the union's monetary management.

Yes, consumption can be economically useful, but we have to ask, at what cost?

This was despite the fact that other parts of the country were struggling economically and had above-average jobless rates.

Several recent reviews of these ideas conclude that cooling the planet would be technically feasible and economically affordable.

In such an economically integrated area as the euro zone, leaving the currency union would not solve Greece's economic problems either.

Economically, all we have to do is put in place a credible plan for balancing the federal budget over the next five years.

That would be in line with conventional power generation costs of today and might make it more economically attractive.

The Secretary in her speech called for a more economically literate diplomatic corps.

But it has also been a success, economically and politically.

The silver concentration is enough to make waste management company in the case of economically viable.

As yet it is commercially unproven but, if it is found to work and be economically viable, CCS could change the face of the energy industry.

It might have seemed different and, sometimes, economically threatening.

Faced with a rising authoritarian China, and an economically wounded Europe, a weakened United States is casting about for global partners.

However, the many coal-fired power stations for which CCS will not be economically viable will have to be shut down.

The reason why Bill Gates is able to make so much money is because we live in an economically and socially stable society.

At the end of 1998, a number of state ministries began to provide their employees with economically affordable housing.

With the popularity of CNC machine tools, production enterprises with the general CNC milling machine tool gear tooth economically feasible.

Complete testing of a complex application would take too long and require too many human resources to be economically feasible.

Despite those results, Americans said they felt less threatened by China economically than Europeans, with the exception of the British.

Manhood made the arrangement to suit herself economically most desirable from her point of view.

The energy conservation of the building in economically underdeveloped area is still in far rising space of agenda .

With English demand for tobacco rising, Virginia had now found a way to support itself economically.

and outlined a new vision for a more economically integrated and politically stable South and Central Asia, with India as a linchpin.

Before the Fed, the 1800s, would anyone choose that century as a model for stability, you know, economically?

Workers may have good reason to be cautious about making a career move at such an economically volatile time.

The fervor cooled by the 1990s as laser separation turned out to be extremely hard to make economically feasible.

economically, our instinct is to think that global economics works like a Monopoly game: More money for you means less money for me.

I hope by 2020, I will have had my own apartment, family and career, not to be economically troubled.

Fourth, the national holiday would be economically productive activities stagnation, the economic impact of the ongoing development.

Economically they should complement one another and pursue common development and should not create a polarization of wealth.

The company is located at the center of the economically developed Yangtze Delta and enjoys exceptional locational advantages.

The next step of the research is determining whether this soybean will produce economically viable yields in different environments.

It was a classic case of economically counterproductive xenophobia.

It says to them: see, your citizens can be economically satisfied without you having to worry about this democracy stuff.

Can you imagine where we would be economically if either China or the United States had failed to work together so constructively?

As a developing country, China is still backward economically although it has made great achievements in the past few decades.

Economically nuts as it was, the US Department of Transportation approved the useless-bridge-in-Alaska project in 2004.

Most Americans who do see China overtaking the U. S. economically view the prospect with some alarm, as a 'bad thing. '

Socially and economically, limitation of reproduction frequently reflects a desire to maintain or improve family living standards.

One hope of many of the euro's founder members was the obverse : that the club would become more politically and economically integrated.

A plummeting dollar could complicate China's already touchy relationship with the U. S. , causing it to retaliate economically.

By contrast, my winning percentage increased a good deal in less culturally conservative or more economically sensitive states.

"Politically and economically it was just awful, so I applied to lots of jobs that would take me abroad. "

Now various devices are being used to help teach more moderate ways of driving economically.

In a recession, measures to increase taxes or reduce public spending would be politically impossible and economically foolish.

The World Bank president said the rest of 2009 could economically be good and "may even beat expectations" .

Japan's subsequent experience was economically less violent in the short term, but even costlier over the long term.

Now, in a way that even the least economically literate voter can see, it has done so.

A private school education, in short, is no longer merely a luxury adornment for the economically privileged.

Biocatalysis is currently employed to produce known substances more economically and for the synthesis of new compounds.

H: Banditry through pure combat strength is economically and strategically infeasible with such a large group.

Jon C. Anderson, the project director, argued that no country has developed economically with a large percentage of its population on farms.

To take into account the contribution made by the existing instincts and habits of those directed is to direct them economically and wisely.

That would be dangerous, economically (because unstable) and fiscally (because potentially costly).

Using the land economically and dwelling construction rationally are the goal orientation of management of the rural residence base.

The challenge is to make enough of these fuels economically and in a form compatible with today's vehicles.

They are building extremely expensive high speed trains in areas that do not and will not, economically justify such expenditure.

He told reporters at a recent news conference that fossil fuel prices would have to rise again before it was economically viable.

"Kim is very economically motivated to see the Chinese open their wallet, " he said.

With the public traffic service and the taxi cars, one could move around the city conveniently and economically.

Unlike mass distribution programs, social marketing schemes have to be economically feasible.

Environmentally, it's claimed the systems of great improvement, the challenge is to make it work economically.

But at the same time, we're trying to figure out, when does a fee prohibit someone who's on the brink economically from using our service?

Some losses may prove to be economically or ecologically irreversible, raising the true costs of the accident substantially.

It reveals that the respondent who say that China becoming more powerful economically is a bad thing have increased substantially.

They've made an effort economically and, like any project, it needs time to bed in.

Economically, CDSs are insurance for the simple reason that they insure the buyer against the default of an underlying security.

Flame monitor which has been widely used in industrial areas is an important equipment to enable the boiler to work economically and safely.

Italy is faring better economically than some neighbors and its budget deficit is among the lowest in the euro zone.

A nation cannot be strong unless it is well-integrated economically, politically and culturally as well as geographically.

Teaching English as a second language can also be a salvation in this economically challenged period.

That would be a steep price to pay even for something economically indispensable.

Still, Mr. Obama is focused on creating jobs, a central message on his Tuesday visit to the economically-devastated state of Michigan.

Buying in bulk is traditionally more economically, but that's not always the case, Marks says.

It makes clear that China must be more open to European companies if relations are to be "politically and economically sustainable" .

The trial has been met with some criticism, with scientists claiming that such a large-scale vaccination is "economically unjustified" .

They were economically unsound and a political mistake with serious consequences.

That "s to say, only when it burns natural gas more economically than heavy oil, the dual fuel electric propulsion plant is competitive. "

What America needs is an environmentally friendly, logistically feasible, and economically responsible alternative fuel source.

The problem is that at present the only alternatives that are both economically feasible and capable of rapid expansion are hydrocarbons.

Providing a windmill capable of providing all the irrigation water needed, when it is needed, is neither practical nor economically sound.

In the world, a few millionaires do not spend lavishly, they still live economically.

Now the boom is not exactly a bust, but China is sinking economically as it confronts developmental limits and domestic challenges.

Land banking may help but not always promote construction land utilizing economically and intensively.

As a consequence, part of the capital stock in the credit-intensive sectors must have become economically obsolete.

Pebble, as one of the naturally formed stones, could be gain easily, economically, and widely used.

The plan links economically developed coastal regions with quake regions to help finance rebuilding projects.

Energy audit A survey of energy usage in a system or organization and an examination of how energy may be used more economically.

They suffered economically as a result of that policy.

The Upper Peninsula (whose residents are often called "Yoopers" ) is economically important for tourism and natural resources.

VO: What America needs is an environmentally friendly, logistically feasible and economically responsible alternative fuel source.

While in the peaceful time, this possibility can be the great deterrent to Japan economically and militarily .

This explains the surge in the number of people classed by the Office for National Statistics as "economically inactive" .

Autonomous water utilities should be financially independent as well as technically and economically efficient.

During the same period, in some economically developed areas, the nature of capitalism began to cottage industries or factory hand.

These people are totally out of touch with global relations, internationally---both politically and economically.

After the Mongol Empire, the great political powers along the Silk Road became economically and culturally separated.

Isolated and economically strangled, the colonel and his regime would be lucky to survive indefinitely.

Running an economically productive house is one of the hallmarks of millionaires.

The conquering peoples established themselves, legally and economically, as the privileged class of the conquered country.

It is increasingly clear, however, that these policies aren't sustainable, either economically or in terms of international politics.

The modernised and renovated card is cost efficient and is an economically sensible alternative for spinning mills.

Even scrapping an economically nonsensical subsidy for ethanol, it seems, is still a highly controversial move.

Indeed, economics began when Adam Smith set out to explain how a nation becomes wealthy, or in today's terms, how it develops economically.

Brazil is "just such a large, economically stable population you really can't ignore it, " he asserts.

Small diameter cone bit positioning deflection by wire-line coring with steel ball supporting was used to solve the problem economically.

Tomorrow's China will be an economically advanced country with its people enjoying prosperity.

As an economically developing country, how will China procede with its relationship with Africa?

East Asia in today's world is a force that cannot be ignored politically, economically, culturally or geographically.

A challenging, conservative and economically viable procedure within the compass of a single visit.

The west has dominated the world economically and intellectually for at least two centuries.

Ideologically bankrupt, economically incompetent, and politically primitive, Marxism-Leninism proved another experimental dead end.

Even for a country isolated economically from the West by sanctions, the Internet is an important business tool.

In short, any combination of what is moving through Congress is economically dangerous and invites the rapid acceleration of a debt crisis.

Marcus Garvey organized several plans to help blacks become economically independent of whites.

Wives became less economically dependent on their husbands, so they found it easier to walk out of unhappy or abusive relationships.

And for Australia, economically strong as never before, this is surely such a moment.

Especially, porcine Pseudorabies has become one of the most economically important diseases in worldwide swine industry.

But technically recoverable does not mean economically recoverable, notes Peter Hughes of Ricardo Strategic Consulting.

China views Tibet as a backward, feudal, and superstitious society, which has progressed democratically and economically under Chinese rule.

boosting the population density in areas that are still economically viable, while encouraging people to move out of districts that are not.

"Whatever it means economically, this is socially and politically unsustainable, " he said.

It will always welcome immigrant streams, even as each wave causes conflict and discord among the economically disadvantage.

The announcement drew complaints from some publishers who said giving Apple a 30 percent cut would not be economically feasible.

This is an issue which must be dealt with economically as the ECB's monetary policy is drafted with the overall needs of the euro zone.

This will mean competing with the United States politically, economically and technologically.

Hengshui University, as a newly upgraded college, is located in a backward city both economically and culturally.

Both alterations must be justified economically by special considerations of available equipment .

Standards for energy conservation shall be technically advanced and economically rational and be subject to continued improvement.

A proved mining area refers to a mining area in which an economically exploitable reserve has been discovered and proved after exploration.

Economically, the establishment of the system of the nationwide tax revenue made that the feudal government had steady source of revenue.

But for small and medium-sized enterprises, banks' shortage of funding poses a real problem, both politically and economically.

Japan cannot be economically independent without trade with foreign countries .

Oll of the economically important plants, palms have been the least studied.

Consequently, these companies are among the strongest and economically healthiest in the nation.

Such a delay would make the project totally unattractive economically.

and it might strike them that they could be more economically, though less expeditiously, married in London, than in Scotland.

Si Mi difficult problem: Mutual contradiction conflicts between the altruistic heart of morally and economically hoggish heart.

The data shows that friction energy dissipation brace device is an economically vibration-absorptive control technique of structure.

For these economically vulnerable women, the cost of having a baby would further shake their already precarious financial footing.

Other than the source of its premiums, Medicare is no different, economically, than a regular health-insurance company.

And by that he meant to heights that would be neither politically nor possibly even economically feasible.

Maybe not, but every European is now paying the price for admitting a nation economically unfit to compete in the eurozone.

Egypt was thriving economically, but the spoils flowed mostly to a cosmopolitan elite that was out of tune with the street.

First things first: The protesters' indictment of Wall Street as a destructive force, economically and politically, is completely right.

It's impossible to gauge how the family was doing emotionally, but economically their simple lives had been relatively simple to fix.

Farmer specialized cooperative; Economically developed coastal areas; Constructive route; Huangyan county.

The latest arrivals have come from the economically depressed areas of the Dominican Republic and Haiti.

In education we are equally far away from the most economically advanced countries in the EU, as shown in the Pisa Report.

Today in Europe economically developed areas, each of the two commercial type in a high-volume systems.

All sectors of the consumer market must contribute to this by increasing efficiency and using fossil energies as economically as possible.

In the middle of the last century, India and China were in the same place economically.

As far as this deal is concerned, US is going to be more benefitted (economically or otherwise) than India itself.

In Latin America, Japan, Turkey and Eastern Europe, people are less convinced that China has passed the U. S. economically.

"It's enough for people to remain quiet, socially and economically, " she said.

Used in pulping for separating long and short fibre, to differential treating and utilizing economically and effectively.

'Ma's China-focused policy will only put Taiwan in a more vulnerable position both economically and politically. '

By boosting the share of wages and household income in GDP, this would increase the role of consumption in an economically sustainable way.

'You have to be very careful if they're building [products] to compete economically.

That leaves China, which may not do as well as it has economically.

A novel enzyme by which a peptide can be conveniently and economically produced at a high yield without via a complicated synthesis process.

The U. S. and Europe are helping India economically to become a regional counterweight to China.

Germany's exit would be destabilizing financially, economically, and above all politically.

And economically speaking, that would be possible; both provinces have oil fields to rely on for revenue.

Zhejiang province is taking a lead in construction of service-oriented government as an economically developed province.

It's simply not economically feasible to stage such a lavish production.

People are not always economically rational.

Otherwise, as the sole economically minded diner, make sure your wine is a little less assuming than everyone else's.

China is politically stable and economically optimistic, which is the main reason why so much foreign investment is attracted.

At present , the most economically promising technique appears to be depressurization .

I'm puzzled on exactly why, right now, the United States would try to take shots at China economically.

America's mastering of the Industrial Revolution allowed it to speed past Britain economically, and China may just speed past America.

In that case capital controls are a second-best way of managing the risks, and are economically justified.

It is now widely accepted that averting serious climate change is technically feasible and economically affordable.

However, such a conclusion is economically false.

As the most dynamic part of Asia economically, China and ASEAN are both at a critical juncture of transition in development.

These vouchers currently help the poor to afford to rent or buy homes and perhaps move to more economically vibrant areas .

build capacity of Vietnamese entrepreneurs to incorporate environmentally and economically sound business practices.

Used economically, one bottle will last for at least two months.

Many other European countries had caught up with Sweden and its monstrous welfare state and were now outperforming the country economically.

Cristo Rey schools are a new generation of Jesuit secondary schools designed to serve students from economically impoverished families.

In that context I think of capital controls as an effective but economically inefficient way of managing capital flow shocks.

The plan is to build five new mills, with the first adding 120 jobs to one of America's most economically depressed states, Mississippi.

Women have been living in the chain of patriarchy, and have been discriminated against politically, culturally as well as economically.

Politically as well as economically, the civil war left the South broken and directionless.

Rural high school English teachers' self development especially in the economically backward areas is a more prominent issue.

Returnable bottles help keep prices down so the company can reach more of what it calls "economically diverse" customers.

This is all good, economically and politically.

A confrontational, take-no-prisoners approach would further destabilise Argentina economically, socially and politically.

Narrow-spectrum antibiotics, with their limited applications, might also be economically unattractive to drug companies.

Most of the stone relief have been found in economically and culturally developed areas with plentiful stone materials.

The riots in Britain do appear less socially and economically motivated than was the case in France.

If you look at the situation in North Korea itself. . . Economically, in terms of humanitarian aspects, it is in dire straits.

Once you start to think about it -- the suffering, the loss -- it's also, economically, enormously wasteful.

An increase in such actions could hit particular companies but is unlikely to be economically disastrous.

Experience shows that our commerce with other countries expands as they progress industrially and economically.

Of all the economically important plants, palms have been the least studied .

The mission of publishers is to maximise the dissemination of knowledge through economically self-sustaining business models.

That indeed would be an impossible load to bear, both economically and politically.

Pressure is mounting on Iran over its nuclear programme and the United States has stepped up its push to isolate Tehran economically.

In the years to come, an economically bruised U. S. may have to share the superpower spotlight with the competition.

The question being whether what is economically feasible is politically feasible as well.

In view of the complexity of such a topic, we must treat it socially, economically and culturally.

b. To be economically prosperous, China will apply more flexible policies of opening to the outside.

Further, it is economically useful, just as chairs, sandwiches, and gasoline are.

providing a framework to develop a safe , reliable , efficient , economically viable and environmentally friendly transport system.

Of all economically important plants, plays have been at least of stduied.

Marx says this: "The commune is what discover eventually is OK make labor is in economically win emancipatory political form. "

The faster a country and its businesses find new, innovative technologies, the stronger they stand economically.

"Economically it's not a big part of how we generate revenue, " he said.

When frozen assets are released and the oil starts pumping again, Libya will find itself in an enviable situation economically.

The IMF must be especially wise to craft socially acceptable and economically realistic programmes.

The negotiations are aimed at avoiding what analysts say would be an economically catastrophic US debt default on 2 August.

Whether economically or legally, tax avoidance is a complicated question without a uniform answer .

Anticolonialists hold that even when countries secure political independence they remain economically dependent on their former captors.

Economically, one tin of oil will last at least three months.

Used economically, one tin will last for at least two months.

Economically, however, Iran is in a hole that will only deepen as oil prices fall further.