Health Care s New Frontier

The last article is an article entitled No New Frontiers.

They take to the seas on flimsy watercraft in search of new horizons.

The Lisbon treaty is content with clearing pathways rather than creating new horizons.

In March 2005, the Institute launched a new paper series entitled New Voices, New Perspectives which aims to support and disseminate emerging research on women's and gender issues.

Stimulated by the economic growth in the 1970s and 1980s, active redevelopment saw new horizons in architectural design.

The collapse of the USSR and the Communist Party opened new horizons and almost all archives for historians.

Advocacy efforts have opened up new avenues of access for refugees to public sector care and treatment programmes, including antiretroviral therapy.

We urge all the parties involved to do their utmost to ensure the success of the process now under way in order to open up new prospects for the settlement of the Israeli Palestinian conflict.

Al Jazeera has pushed the boundaries of information by providing live coverage of major developments in the Arab world and elsewhere.

Prospects for international cooperation

At the same time, the quest for identity that is causing some states to fragment is pushing others to envision neo imperial vistas.

When the choice is between an outdated system s implosion and its slow degradation, a swift, clean break typically offers better prospects for a new start.

Transparent management of the international financial, monetary and trading systems was essential to the eradication of poverty and the creation of fresh prospects for the developing countries.

The news of the fall of Algiers had barely reached Paris when a new revolution broke out and quickly resulted in a change of regime.

Let me express my sincere hope that all countries represented in this body can be free enough to open new perspectives.

Travel broadens one's horizons.

Savannah stretching to clear horizons,

I arrived there.

The plans are illustrative of Myanmar s pragmatic new outlook.

But prospects for political reform do not inspire optimism.

Vistas in Astronomy, 41 (1997), pp.

When did you arrive?

I just arrived now.

I arrived here last night.

I go, You just arrived at the W? No, I just arrived in Doha, sir.

The Peruvian gallery was up in arms after that decision. From here, the whole disgraceful thing began.

On March 20, 2006, the Bank s Board representing virtually every country unanimously approved a new Governance and Anticorruption Strategy that will push the frontiers of Bank work in this area.

The prospect of using the genome as a universal diagnostic is upon us today.

Vistas in Astronomy, 41 (1997), 157 167.

Note Production refers to crude steel, consumption to finished steel products.

I just arrived now.

Philanthropy The spread of low cost internet access in developing countries has opened up new possibilities for peer to peer charities, which allow individuals to contribute small amounts to charitable projects for other individuals.

Yet the implementation prospects are far from promising.

This enhances the prospects for launching of the status talks this year.

In Romania, some leading intellectuals publicly condemned the so called Jewish monopoly of suffering part of an international conspiracy that had reached, once again, the territory between the Danube and the Carpathians.

I've just arrived at the airport.

I arrived in Tokyo yesterday.

When did you arrive there?

Last night I arrived late.

We've arrived a little late.

I came late because I missed the bus.

You have reached your destination.

I got here Monday night.

What time did you arrive there?