It is an approach to the world with which Europeans have great difficulty coming to terms.

But it is no surprise that coming to terms with history can be damnably difficult.

Both the US and Latin America are still coming to terms with those historic divisions.

Europe spent these years rebuilding and coming to terms with the vast human cost of the conflict.

The fact is that people everywhere are having trouble coming to terms with the rapid changes resulting from technology and globalization.

UNIDIR's lexicon of arms control, disarmament and security terms entitled Coming to terms with security a lexicon for arms control, disarmament and confidence building, has now been translated into Arabic, Spanish, Hungarian and Korean.

The index has risen 69 in real (inflation adjusted) terms since 2004, with most of the increase coming after 2007.

The process of developing and coming to terms with a new national idea cannot begin and end with a rejection of the very concept.

Today the United States of America is coming to terms with the enormity of the destruction inflicted on its southern states by Hurricane Katrina.

You cannot build lasting future relations between countries that have each in their own way suffered so much, without coming to terms with the past.

Russia, while never renouncing its imperial dreams and instruments of domination, was nonetheless coming to terms with the inevitability of democracy, at least on its margins.

Newton Aduaka Thank you. The first clip, really, is totally trying to capture what cinema is for me, and where I'm coming from in terms of cinema.

China s new stridency underscores Asia s central diplomatic challenge coming to terms with existing boundaries by shedding the baggage of history that burdens all of the region s important inter state relationships.

In addition, in collaboration with the Verification Research, Training and Information Centre, UNIDIR has published Coming to Terms with Security A Handbook on Verification and Compliance in Arabic and English.

And we are only just coming to grips with the cooling costs of thermal power plants in terms of finite water resources let alone the future price of unchecked climate change.

She intended to publish a report on that specific issue in the hope of drawing attention to and coming to terms with cultural factors which could be obstacles to the elimination of violence against women.

See, Uganda coming down, Zimbabwe coming down, Russia went to one percent.

The Istiqlal Party came first with 52 seats, ahead of the Justice and Development Party with 46, despite the latter coming first in terms of number of votes.

But if , after coming to terms with you , they break their oaths and revile your belief , fight the leaders of the disbelief for they have no oaths in order that they will desist .

But if , after coming to terms with you , they break their oaths and revile your belief , fight the leaders of the disbelief for they have no oaths in order that they will desist .

America is not in absolute decline, and, in relative terms, there is a reasonable probability that it will remain more powerful than any other country in the coming decades.

Specifically, participants rated interstate conflict with regional consequences as the top risk, in terms of likelihood, facing the world in 2015, with extreme weather events coming in second. The top risks in terms of impact were water crises and the spread of infectious diseases.

And so with that, coming to a coming to an operating theater near you soon, I believe.

Coming to Grips with History

Efforts should also be made to assist women in countries coming out of conflict or on the verge of conflict and to ensure that the PRSPs addressed the root causes of conflict in terms of exclusion and inequality.

Mr. Hannesson (Iceland), in closing, noted that Iceland had evolved from a small, close knit and homogeneous society into a one with an immigrant population that was now confronting and coming to terms with huge changes.

Layla was coming back to Cairo.

We owe it to coming generations.

Levin writes that all over the world, nations are coming to terms with the fact that the social democratic welfare state is turning out to be untenable and unaffordable, dependent upon dubious economics and the demographic model of a bygone era.

The real reason inflation indexed bond yields are an interesting economic variable is that they report on a market in which both investors and borrowers know exactly what is coming, in real terms.

International organizations and Member States, together with other Habitat Agenda partners, are increasingly coming to terms with the mammoth challenge of dealing with rapid, poorly managed urbanization and the consequential proliferation of unplanned, unserviced slums and informal settlements.

I'm coming.

I'm coming.

She's coming.

We're coming.

But that is coming to an end.

These two lists consists of some terms (three terms and two terms, respectively).

Well, they re still coming in from the back there they re still coming in.

But it is no surprise that coming to terms with history can be damnably difficult. The Danish philosopher Soren Kierkegaard put his finger on one of the more fundamental problems Life must be lived forwards but can only be understood backwards .

Though it is not the ultimate solution, shale gas is greener. With good regulation, during the coming decade it can do the most good worldwide in terms of cutting CO2 emissions and improving living conditions.

Look at the waves coming here to shore.

I want to know who's coming with us.

Sami loved coming home to see his children.

There is no belying its coming to pass

There is no belying its coming to pass