It requires an industrialization drive, accompanied by the steady accumulation of human capital and institutional capabilities to sustain services driven growth once industrialization reaches its limits.

and by the moon , when it reaches its fullness

But improved efficiency has its limits.

It is only with the second that the plot reaches its climax.

Yea , when ( the soul ) reaches to the collar bone ( in its exit ) ,

Obviously, such a comparison has its limits.

Its fiscal weakness limits its ability to act as global policeman.

As the EU reaches its 50th birthday, many Europeans are entering middle age with it.

Chile s dignity now hinges on whether or not its legal system reaches the same conclusion.

But even the Asian model may be reaching its limits.

That is the essence of understanding power, and its limits.

Raúl Castro Reaches Out

The world is hitting global limits in its use of resources.

The current economic situation has pushed the EBRD to its limits.

Nay , when ( the soul ) reaches to the collar bone ( i.e. up to the throat in its exit ) ,

Coercive democratization has its limits, as the US has learned in Iraq.

Those concerned with freedom of speech have always wondered about its limits.

Recently, Peru disputed its maritime limits with Chile in the Pacific Ocean.

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And niggardly when good reaches him

Tiwanaku expanded its reaches into the Yungas and brought its culture and way of life to many other cultures in Peru, Bolivia, and Chile.

But pragmatism has its limits, particularly when it permits dangerous situations to fester.

Let s not forget that, within the limits of its powers, the UN worked.

Realism, in the sense of balancing power by appeasing dictators, has its limits.

We see the importance of our work, but we also see its limits.

From here the cycle starts all over again until the sewage reaches its point of destination usually a treatment plant.

No indeed when it reaches the clavicles

Yet recent developments suggest that, if this policy is pushed to its limits, it stumbles on its own premises.

The Bush administration is internationally exposed in both the arrogance of its concepts and the limits of its power.

Of course, pragmatism has its limits, because good government is also about upholding core values.

What we need is a vision of globalization that is fully cognizant of its limits.

Cyber activism has its limits it cannot, in the end, deliver either democracy or prosperity.

Elsewhere, the ethical debate is not about IVF itself, but the limits of its use.

The past two decades also have seen the world begin to reach its ecological limits.

He reaches the 30th floor before being arrested.

But , when ( the soul ) reaches the collar bone

But when man 's soul reaches the throat ,

The system is cracking, but only because of the limits of its absorptive capacity, not because of its core principles.

It has been shown to increase walking speed, although its high cost (over 1000 dollars a month) limits its usage.

But its battery will likely need to be replaced long before it reaches this target, implying many more tons of CO2 emissions.

To be sure, a corporation can and should place limits on the use of its services.

The River Mert reaches the sea at the city.

The Savu Sea reaches about 3500 m in depth.

This shark reaches its maturity around 15 years of age and was previously believed to have a life span of over 30 years.

America may be recognizing its limits, but no new system has emerged to take up the slack.