Past legacy

But there is a difficult legacy to overcome.

Indeed, Obama inherited an almost impossible legacy.

The legacy of our efforts will continue to be determined during the sixtieth session of the General Assembly.

Obama inherited a terrible legacy recession, financial meltdown, Iraq, Afghanistan.

For his admirers and critics alike, Meles leaves behind a potent political legacy.

But Bhutto would inherit Musharraf s domestic enemies.

Blair took over a strong economic legacy, and, to be scrupulously fair, he didn t wreck it.

Obama inherited messy and expensive wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and an economy in meltdown.

That would be a shameful legacy one that could be avoided by re thinking climate policy.

After leaving the premiership, Churchill spent less time in parliament until he stood down at the 1964 general election.

From her youth Jane Cobden, together with her sisters, sought to protect and develop the legacy of her father.

I am also pleased to note that, just last month, a report on Chernobyl's legacy was issued.

The commitment we make to strengthen and advance the international rule of law will be a lasting legacy for future generations.

The planning framework aims to ensure that all Palestinians derive maximum benefit from the Agency's legacy a legacy which should include the continuation of human development trends that have been set in motion by the Agency's work since its early years.

The Cold War legacy, however, continues to weigh down thinking in Hanoi and Washington to some extent.

This is, of course, a deeply colonial sentiment, and the legacy of colonialism works against Israel in another way, too.

NEW DELHI In ways big and small, Asia is still living with the tainted legacy of imperialism.

Afghanistan is facing a legacy of human rights violations committed over more than two decades of armed conflict.

That would be not only an important step in moving beyond the legacy of war, but foundational to the establishment of the rule of law.

He had also noted that, owing to the legacy of the Soviet system, in legal proceedings the public prosecutor was superior to defence lawyers.

The ascendency of the mandarins is a legacy of Japan s unique historical development dating back to its early modern period.

Five years into the new millennium, we have it in our power to pass on to our children a brighter inheritance than that bequeathed to any previous generation.

The three countries most affected by Chernobyl Belarus, the Russian Federation and Ukraine continue to shoulder most of the burden of the Chernobyl legacy (for the reports of the three affected States regarding their efforts to overcome the consequences of Chernobyl, see annexes I III).

This state of affairs, combined with the residual effects of war, the underperformance of the economy and the loss of assets and coping mechanisms, has further exacerbated the situation of vulnerable populations.

The United States should take decisive practical steps to remove the last legacy of the cold war on the Korean peninsula.

It was the willingness of some large financial institutions to trade in discounted debt that established a market that could clear out the legacy of past mistakes.

Although Chinese investors have since made numerous lower visibility plays in US markets, the failed Unocal deal left a legacy of bitterness.

The legacy of excess real estate capacity and over leveraged households makes recovery all the more difficult.

Since 1948 substantial immigration from Africa, the Caribbean and South Asia has been a legacy of ties forged by the British Empire.

But in all seriousness because this idea is birthed in TED, I would like it to be a legacy of TED, and I'd like to call it the International System for Total Early Disease Detection.

And the worlds of royalty and popular fame often overlap.

Young people represent not only the world of tomorrow, but also that of today.

A World of Vulnerability

Marcus Ward Lyon, Jr. (February 5, 1875 May 19, 1942) was an American mammalogist, bacteriologist, and pathologist.

Moreover, a major part of the socialist legacy in both countries is the cumulative effect of the state s active role in technological development.

Faced with the aftermath of years of conflict, the Government of Afghanistan has received extensive assistance from the international community in the delivery of basic social services to poor and vulnerable populations.

A shaman organizes this important journey, where the elephant leaves the forest world for the human world.

So this whole world, the nano world, this area in here is called the nano world, and the nano world, the whole micro world that we see, there's a nano world that is wrapped up within that, and the whole and that is the world of molecules and atoms.

Grave New World

Helmut Schmidt s World

A De Globalized World?

He's a biologist.

He's a wonderful scholar.

Toward an Immunized World