After 40 years, the context has changed radically.

Everything has changed radically during the last three years.

All of this has radically altered Israel's domestic political map.

But the period from 1986 to 2006 was radically different.

Many are now radically changing their business models to reduce risk.

Even if Obama wins, he may well be a radically weakened president.

Most Greeks are aware that the country needs to be radically transformed.

The euro crisis, however, has turned the EU into something radically different.

The euro crisis has now turned the EU into something radically different.

International and national partners must radically change the way they engage such states.

For half a century, France has mixed two radically different approaches to Europe.

But there are two radically different attitudes regarding Belarus s participation in European activities.

Similarly, albeit less radically, ordinary citizens comprise two thirds of Ireland s Constitutional Convention.

This concentration of revenues radically changes the relationship between society and the state.

After his first chemotherapy session, Chávez exclaimed I am radically changing my life.

They forgot that there were many other models that led in radically different directions.

First, the rules governing the eurozone have failed and need to be radically revised.

It was in this way that it radically transformed economies and societies for the better.

In their view, governments will need to intervene radically in markets to restore social balance.

Bush s war against Saddam did radically change the Middle East, though not as he envisaged.

In the last 20 years the industrial base of the region's economy has changed radically.

The school curriculum was radically modified to eliminate teaching in the Korean language and history.

We have made many commitments to end oppression, radically reduce poverty and protect our environment.

Moreover, the current mass demonstrations are radically different from previous protest movements that the army suppressed.

Insisting on the religious side of the ban radically changed the very meaning of the law.

This is a future that would radically and irreversibly change life on earth as we know it.

But then something went radically wrong, and understanding why offers lessons for national and subnational governments everywhere.

Since the 1960s, the South Korean economy has grown enormously and the economic structure was radically transformed.

My guess is, for what it's worth, is that the United States will remain the most powerful nation on earth for the next 10 years, 15, but the context in which she holds her power has now radically altered it has radically changed.

What, exactly, has changed? Perhaps most importantly, the worst case assumptions for safety planning have been radically revised.

In London, governing arrangements that other countries take for granted look like a radically new type of politics.

During the Meiji Restoration of 1868 the history of Japanese architecture was radically changed by two important events.

(3) We would be much better off if X were done away with, or at least radically transformed.

As a young man, Schumpeter seemed to believe that monopolies deaden the incentive to innovate especially to innovate radically.

Consider the decision radically to loosen evidentiary standards when deciding to incarcerate terrorist suspects in Guantánamo Bay or elsewhere.

But the fact that the EU has become a politico military player since 1998 has radically changed the stakes.

Mr. Choi Young jin (Republic of Korea) In this era of globalization, the nature of conflicts has radically changed.

Overall, the implementation of the peace agreement will radically alter the political, economic and social landscape of the country.

I think if I'm in a position to radically change other people's lives for the better, I should do so.

One cannot commend the 1990 s Clinton Gore administration for taking any brave steps aimed at radically reducing carbon emissions.

Instability and confusion in the Arab world serve the agenda of a radically non status quo power such as Iran.

Each wanted to take French society in radically different directions, but both never ceased being critical of the status quo.

They are radically different, however, in the application of the cooperative principles relative to freedom of choice and democratic rule.

The situation changed radically when it was discovered that viruses contain genetic material in the form of DNA or RNA.

It undercuts self righteousness, radically alters the tone and character of controversy, and enriches dramatically the possibilities for finding common ground.