Joseph Schumpeter s phrase creative destruction, his definition of entrepreneurship, aptly describes this process.

They often, therefore, aptly serve as bridge builders of understanding across rivers of strife.

BRUSSELS Guido Mantega, Brazil s finance minister, aptly captured the current monetary Zeitgeist when he spoke of a looming currency war.

Governments are once again on the Road to Rio for a summit in June 2012 aptly referred to as Rio 20.

The school is aptly named Shawpno Rath (Chariot of Dreams). Lead Dreamer of Shawpno Rath Shamima Nargis Shimu, with her students.

For has it not been aptly said that man's reach should exceed his grasp, for what else are the heavens for?

Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first Prime Minister, aptly stated Above all, we have to participate in the growing structure of a world order.

Also, three guys working for years in Los Angeles, an Iranian, a Palestinian and an Egyptian, created the aptly named Axis of Evil comedy act.

BERLIN It s when the tide goes out that you find out who has been swimming naked, the legendary investor Warren Buffett aptly remarked when the global economic crisis hit.

Over the next three years, the aptly named Extraordinary Chambers will seek to produce a measure of legal accountability for one of the worst genocides of the twentieth century.

First, arms as such do not pose threats, as aptly phrased many years ago in the saying, A sword never kills anybody it is a tool in the killer's hand .

Legal literature aptly points out that human rights protection not only shares a common philosophy with international humanitarian law, but can also be used to compensate for the deficits of international humanitarian law.

In presenting his initial proposals for our outcome document, last March, Secretary General Kofi Annan aptly reminded that us that the cause of larger freedom can only be advanced if nations work together.

The significance of this day and of this meeting of the Security Council is aptly underscored by the participation of the First Vice President of the Republic of the Sudan, His Excellency Mr.

The problem of abandoning post conflict countries to struggle with their own fate has been aptly described by the Secretary General as a gaping hole in the United Nations institutional machinery (A 59 2005, para.

Thus, for 300 million Arabs and more than one billion Muslims the root cause of the Middle East conflict is not Hezbollah. As its leader, Hassan Nasrallah aptly put it, We are just a reaction to chronic injustice.

As Antonio Damasio argues in his aptly titled book Self Comes to Mind, the brain creates an autobiographical sense of self. It is this created self that perceives, remembers, and aspires, that has telos (or purpose), and on behalf of which decisions are made.

In France, by contrast, the statist tradition which, as Tocqueville so aptly observed, harks back to the Ancien Régime, and which is equally shared today by both the Gaullist and socialist ideologies is strongly linked to a marked distaste toward the strictures of economic liberalism.

OSAKA To lose one prime minister may be regarded as a misfortune to lose two in one year looks like carelessness. That paraphrase of Oscar Wilde aptly sums up the current state of Japanese politics, given the serial resignations of Prime Ministers Shinzo Abe and Yasuo Fukuda.