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

The Nobel laureate Robert Fogel argues that a new synergism between technological and physiological improvements has produced a radically new form of human evolution, which he callstechnophysio evolution.

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.

The explanation of the post crisis malaise and people s perception of it lies in the combination of economic uncertainty and the emergence of radically new forms of social interaction.

The global nature of environmental disasters involving the Aral Sea and the former Semipalatinsk nuclear testing facility demanded a radically new approach on the part of the donor community.

Many of the proponents of this radically new approach to macroeconomics were associated with Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Chicago, the University of Rochester and the University of Minnesota.

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.

Iran expects the new regimes to rally behind it in radically changing the region s strategic equation through a policy of confrontation with the US and Israel, while Turkey expects the new regimes to follow constructive policies of peace and security.

Its successors are radically different in how they work, as is the regulatory framework, which sets astonishing new benchmarks for the care and quality required at every stage of the process.

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.

Already, industries that have traditionally operated independently from energy to utilities to transportation are moving quickly toward cross sector collaboration, radically altering the business environment, and creating opportunities for new low carbon business models to thrive.

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.

The global nature of environmental disasters such as those in the Aral Sea and the former Semipalatinsk nuclear testing ground, or the natural disasters that had recently occurred elsewhere required a radically new approach by the international community.

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

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.

Ironically, questioning prevailing wisdom and thereby inventing radically new solutions has been Silicon Valley s modus operandi from the outset. But it has followed this approach on a macro level and for problems elsewhere in the economy, without examining itself.

One reaction has been to look for radically new marketing strategies, as in the case of the up market Jimmy Choo brand of women s shoes, now to be sold in a simpler guise by the low price mass retailer Hampamp M.

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.