Proximate self similarity. And that accounts for this phenomenon.

Sweden aims to have the option of remaining neutral in case of proximate war.

Israeli restrictions on movement were a proximate cause of economic hardship among ordinary Palestinians.

The proximate reason for all financial crises is excessive credit growth a credit boom that goes bust.

First, it allows interlinking geographically proximate investments to operate synergistically thereby maximizing the impact of a programme.

We can build and maintain trusted relationships with friends, colleagues and sources who are proximate to the conflict.

The proximate cause was the abduction of two Spanish aid workers from the vast refugee camps that encircle Dadaab.

The proximate cause is a global economic boom that has been stronger, longer, and more broad based than any in modern history.

The country increasingly lives in its own virtual reality, simultaneously proximate to and far removed from the revolutionary pre modernity of most of its neighbors.

Of course, we all know the proximate causes of an economic crisis people are not spending, because their incomes have fallen, their jobs are insecure, or both.

Negotiations on EGs are bound to be different from other possible sectorial discussions in the NGMA, which require the reduction of tariffs in the same and proximate HS chapters.

Its proximate cause was predatory bank lending, so people are naturally angry and want heads and bonuses to roll a sentiment captured by the current worldwide protests against Wall Street.

The proximate cause of price growth since mid 2007 is the appearance of production bottlenecks as domestic demand exceeds supply in an increasing number of sectors, such as power generation, transportation, and intermediate goods industries.

(ii) Permanent signage, visible to the extent feasible by day and by night, both proximate to the hazard itself and on all identifiable primary traffic routes into the area in which the hazard is contained.

We recently joined our friends and neighbours in the non English speaking Caribbean and proximate mainland areas in signing a treaty to establish an ambitious Association of Caribbean States designed to bring about coordination, concentration and cooperation in our far flung proto region.

In the heady first months after it came to power, the Bush administration laid out a bold new vision that gave India a rising Asian democracy on China s border, proximate to the shipping lanes of the Indian Ocean and to the epicenter of Islamist terrorism a starring role in US foreign policy.

These sources must surely be none other than the parties that are known for their hostility to Iraq and those elements that call themselves quot the Iraqi opposition quot and which, in giving currency to such false information, have the goal of harming Iraq and achieving purely political objectives that bear no proximate or remote relation to human rights.