That is a complex challenge that has Kosovo as a nodal point.

This is the key point.

He saw the attacks as a nodal point in history, an experience out of culture , and in some ways... the true beginning of the 21st century.

Mbeki and other SADC leaders should recognize a key point.

That key point appears all but lost on the consumer recovery crowd.

Recent German statements have pushed key European countries decisively closer to that point.

But the key point was that the party s monopoly on power was jettisoned.

A key element is a description of how each data point was created

For present purposes, point formula_3 can represent the eye's nodal points at about the center of the lens, and also represent the center of the eye's entrance pupil that is only a few millimeters in front of the lens.

A decision was reached to develop a multi nodal early warning system covering the Indian Ocean Rim countries.

The key point here is that Europe won t be able to upgrade the job later.

The key is to anticipate the need for action before tensions escalate to the point of no return.

The key theoretical point in the transition to a debt fueled economy was the redefinition of uncertainty as risk.

But that misses the key point Spain, Ireland, and many other distressed countries ran budget surpluses before the crisis.

France was right on this key strategic point, but it was never able to explain its position to its allies.

A useful starting point is to examine the key appointments that have been made since President Xi Jinping assumed office.

The key point is that fundamental economic decisions should not be affected by the ownership of additional foreign oil assets.

Five years later, a point by point report on the implementation of the Millennium Declaration would, I feel, miss the larger point, namely, that new circumstances demand that we revitalize consensus on key challenges and priorities and convert that consensus into collective action.

For small angles, the size of this retinal image formula_19 is formula_20where formula_21 is the distance from the nodal points to the retina, about 17 mm.

The key point here is joint recognition that a fundamental transatlantic community of values exists, and that both sides need each other.

The key moral question is whether, and at what point, their entrepreneurial activity exceed the bounds of policies set from the top.

Under that approach, national ownership was both the starting point and a key objective of the effort to enhance system wide coordination.

UNICEF is a key support agency for WASH interventions in emergencies and often acts as the focal point for coordinating WASH emergency interventions.

One important point should be added extensive public participation and transparency, in terms of both process and outcomes, will be key to successful management.

Enlargement advocates also point to the deal signed by Kosovo and Serbia in April as another key development in unlocking the Balkans European future.

The key point is not that manufacturing jobs are somehow better, but rather that we must consider the asymmetry in the structural adjustment process.

The Germans used it as a staging area for their attack on Stalingrad, and made it a key crossing point on the Don River.

Discipline and morality may well be key to reinforcing trust and credibility to Europe s social fabric a point that northern Europeans never tire of making.

That is the key point the surge was supposed to provide space for a political settlement, which would provide the foundations of long term stability.

The 1888 World Fair was one of the era's major events in Barcelona and represented a key point in the history of the Modernisme movement.

Maybe the most important point and a key difference with the Clintons is that this experiment begins in an Argentina that suffers from great institutional vulnerability.

But, since Hamas will not simply disappear nor will Hezbollah so the key point is to defend Israel and its citizens as they pursue their normal lives.

This brings me to another key point a workable exit strategy is just as important to the success of any future humanitarian intervention as the entry strategy.

The Japanese used Rabaul as a heavy base until 1944 it served as the key point for the failed invasion of Port Moresby (May to November, 1942).

But the debate about austerity and the cost of high public debt levels misses a key point Public debt owed to foreigners is different from debt owed to residents.

Vietnam s emergence as a central player in Asian affairs should not be surprising, for the country was the catalyst of perhaps the key turning point in modern Asian history.

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In a hungry and poor rural economy, as China was in the 1970 s and as most of Africa is today, a key starting point is to raise farm productivity.

Analysts point to several electoral cleavages, particularly the urban rural split and socioeconomic status. Moreover, a key determinant of voting behavior in the upcoming elections is likely to be generational.

The key point here is that the euro price of oil would be the same as it is today. And the dollar price of oil would have gone up 56 .

11.6 Furthermore, the State party explains that the key point on which the Court based its decision is the very decision the Committee used to find the present complaint admissible.

The Committee establishes, correctly, the time of removal as the key point in time for its assessment of the appropriateness, from the perspective of article 3, of the complaint's removal.

Moreover, it continues to build its string of pearls of military bases at every key point on maritime transportation routes along the arc of instability from the Middle East to China s coast.

The key point is that this statement was contained in an address by the King of Jordan, so that it constituted a unilateral waiver of a claim to part of Jordan's territory.

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