Travel broadens one's horizons.

China s Narrowing Policy Horizons

Savannah stretching to clear horizons,

At the beginning of 1983, Corman sold New World New Horizons, later Concorde New Horizons, became his primary company.

Integrating sustainability into growth strategies and policies is in their self interest, and it is consistent with their long term time horizons.

For example, low and stable rates of inflation enable firms to have longer term horizons in planning their investments.

Such were the errors committed over short time horizons.

Television shortens our horizons. No one thinks anymore about the long term.

In particular, we wish to emphasize the importance of broadening multilateral cooperation aimed at enhancing flag States' control over their vessels.

There is a positive side to such problems, however, namely that their very emergence reflects the deepening and broadening of bilateral relations.

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

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

In physics it is usually called a Lorentzian profile, and is associated with many processes, including resonance energy distribution, impact and natural spectral line broadening and quadratic stark line broadening.

But the time horizons required for a fundamental makeover are measured in decades, not years.

For, with those talks seemingly going nowhere, Turkey has begun to broaden its international horizons.

Their deep knowledge of the key role played by urbanization in driving economic development will be critical to broadening the structural transformation that China now faces.

Most Parties reported on developing climate change scenarios with time horizons extending through 2050, 2075 and 2100.

According to Sen, this is regrettable because it leads to people giving one of their identities religious, say, or cultural priority over all others at a time when it is essential that children broaden their intellectual horizons.

UNAIDS to agree on the broadening of Programme Acceleration Funds at June 2005 PCB.

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

Meanwhile, investors with longer time horizons going after significant returns would not be much deterred by the tax.

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

The Parties that provided estimates of projected emission reductions used various time horizons ranging from 2005 to 2050.

Its mandate was wisely amended last year, thus considerably broadening the number of potential beneficiaries.

All politicians in democracies think in the short term few have time horizons that extend beyond the next election.

Parties used a wide range of sea level rise scenarios for different time horizons up to the year 2100.

The policy's purpose is to direct the efforts of the State towards improving young people's quality of life, promoting their comprehensive development and broadening their opportunities to build unity in diversity and to become good citizens.

Similarly, broadening the range of available savings instruments could raise household disposable income and increase consumption.

With this unnecessary crisis resolved, new horizons emerge with a focus on shared challenges. Hassan Rouhani ( HassanRouhani) July 14, 2015

Our societies are every day more conscious of the complex horizons offered by our present world. We cannot disappoint them.

If these countries follow the same path traveled by the advanced economies, agriculture s dominance will give way to industry, which in turn will be supplanted by services, further broadening their role.

Defining crimes without precision can also lead to a broadening of the proscribed conduct by judicial interpretation.

His delegation was convinced that Mr. Yumkella would succeed in further broadening the Organization's programme of activities.

More money has been made available for broadening the range of technical subjects taught at primary schools.

Appropriate regulation and sufficiently long time horizons can make structures of all kinds much more energy efficient, without imposing burdensome costs.

Lolawm it has helped me to expand my horizons, and think outside the box.. the best way to spend my time

(e) 17th Congress of ICCA New Horizons in International Commercial Arbitration and Beyond (Beijing and Shanghai, PRC 16 19 May 2004)

At present, we are considering the possibility of broadening our cooperation in this area with the African countries.

And here we reach the limits of my mental horizons as a neoliberal, as a technocrat, and as a mainstream neoclassical economist.

The armed forces of both countries had conducted joint demining operations in remote areas of their common frontier, which was evidence of unprecedented trust not only enabling the two countries to comply with their obligations under the Ottawa Convention but also broadening their capacity to comply with their international obligations.

And precisely because the boundaries of our world have contracted, the horizons  the ambitions of many people around the globe have infinitely expanded.

11. Reiterates the need for broadening and strengthening the participation of developing countries in the international economic decision making process

Yet it would be a mistake to regard Latin America s broadening international relations as marking the end of US preeminence.

It is found in spectroscopy when spectral line profiles are broadened by a mixture of Lorentzian and Doppler broadening mechanisms.

In the second millennium BC, the region was the boundary between the Atlantic and Nordic horizons, roughly divided by the course of the Rhine.