Security of the sea lanes must be enhanced.

And the International Maritime Organization responded very strongly, These are the new lanes.

The major routes are Pan American (under enhancement from four to six lanes from Rumichaca to Ambato, the conclusion of 4 lanes on the entire stretch of Ambato and Riobamba and running via Riobamba to Loja).

On roads that have multiple lanes going in the same direction, drivers may usually shift amongst lanes as they please, but they must do so in a way that does not cause inconvenience to other drivers.

Apparently the defense of shipping lanes has been outsourced to India just like everything else.

The boxes are too narrow.

His administration narrowed key municipal thoroughfares from five lanes to three, outlawed parking on those streets, expanded pedestrian walkways and bike lanes, created public plazas, created one of the most efficient bus mass transit systems in the entire world.

By controlling the sea lanes, China hopes to gain leverage over India s capacity for economic growth.

On 15 December 2007, four lanes on the Deira bound side were opened to vehicle traffic.

This narrow focus makes the debate unconstructive.

Indeed, Mubarak s strategic vision is desperately narrow.

Britain s last election also produced a narrow outcome.

On this narrow point, they might be right.

This is a clear but very narrow standard.

(a) the Organization had and could play a role in the protection of shipping lanes of strategic importance and significance

Plastics have overlapping densities over a very narrow range.

Alas, Hatoyama controls only the narrow field of policy.

Her mission was projected from a narrow ideological base.

Selectivity and narrow reinterpretation can only weaken the Treaty.

It was some kind of narrow river or channel.

States parties to the Treaty must narrow that gap.

The road infrastructure has been improved through greater use of overtaking lanes, and on certain highways such as dual carriage freeways.

Amar Bhide suggested that commercial banks return to narrow banking.

The subject of their work can be narrow or broad.

And for the house he made windows of narrow lights.

The donor base for these contributions has remained relatively narrow.

I switched lanes on the highway and the driver, this chaperone, said, You know, you were just going 110 miles an hour.

In the Indian Ocean, NATO is working with the European Union and many others to police major sea lanes threatened by pirates.

The Russian government s concept of modernization is too narrow to succeed.

Trade negotiations become either broad and deep or narrow and limited.

You are seeing only a very narrow picture of the events.

The economist Albert Hirschman once likened a society with recognizably distinct groups to a multilane highway where people are unable to change lanes.

The Korean peninsula, Taiwan, and the South China Sea s islands and sea lanes are all issues of potential dispute between the US and China.

It is critical that the countries claiming sovereignty over the islands abide by international law and commit to keeping the area s sea lanes open.

This narrow, fearful mindset runs contrary to everything this festival is about.

The West s options will continue to narrow if it maintains its present course.

The objections of industry rest on the narrow issue of added financial cost.

Finally a set of three narrow coronoid bones lie above the prearticular bone.

In extreme examples, some broadsheet papers are nearly as narrow as traditional tabloids.

The interorbital region of the skull is narrow and flanked by high beads.

Narrow, individual interests cannot hinder the efforts of a large majority of countries.

But what they see is small mindedness and the pursuit of narrow self interest.

These sectors are technologically sophisticated, but form a narrow base for long term development.

But in most economic analysis, the decision makers point of view is quite narrow.

Indeed, a large literature on knowledge spillovers points to their remarkably narrow geographic range.