Democratic political stability is the most important harbinger of financial development.

For those of us imprisoned in Poland, the Prague Spring was a harbinger of hope.

How Australians vote in their coming election may be a harbinger of things to come.

Information and communications technology (ICT) has long been hailed as a harbinger of a global change.

Mistrust of the government making this request could be the harbinger even the cause of national decline.

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We have sent you as witness ( of the truth ) and harbinger of good news and a warner ,

How we reshape the United Nations today will be a harbinger of the global order of tomorrow.

After all, the British East India Company, that harbinger of capitalism, had come to trade and stayed to rule.

Will the IMF be successful in brokering a deal? The recent catastrophic collapse of global trade talks is not an encouraging harbinger.

So, far from being a harbinger of the break up of Britain, devolution has brought fresh vitality to national life outside London.

Moreover, according to the soon to be published Atlas of Economic Complexity, these economies began producing more complex products, a harbinger of sustainable growth.

The recent willingness of ordinary Chinese to condemn corruption publicly is a harbinger, one hopes, of real anti corruption reforms from the country s new leadership.

MEXICO CITY If one were an irredeemable optimist, upcoming events in Venezuela and Colombia could be viewed as a harbinger of good things to come.

Droughts and heat waves are a harbinger of our future, carbon cuts are needed now more than ever, and yet meaningful policies have not been enacted.

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Then , as the harbinger of happy news arrived and put the garment over his face his eyesight was restored . He said Did I not tell you ?

Their departure from political life is becoming widely viewed as a symptom of deepening divisions among the Putin era governing elite, even a harbinger of political crisis.

For one thing, the divisive war in Iraq may turn out to be the last act of the twentieth century rather than a harbinger of the twenty first.

STANFORD California has long been a harbinger of national and global trends (both wonderful and overindulgent), a birthplace of innovation in everything from technology and entertainment to lifestyles.

Whether this behavior is a harbinger for the future remains unclear, but it raises a continuing specter given the failure of the NPT to include an effective enforcement mechanism.

Indeed, if the US continues to pursue unattractive policies, it may find that its absence from the summit in Malaysia in December is a harbinger of things to come.

Meanwhile, established modes of production were disrupted, in twenty first century business school parlance, causing productivity to fall. But this slump in productivity was actually a harbinger of better times.

At the same time, the performance on the Council of those countries that aspire to permanent membership will be seen as a harbinger of what would come if they were to succeed.

Iranians both inside and outside of the country are welcoming the deal as a harbinger of hope. Economic progress is expected, alongside a cautious sense of optimism for the countries well known human rights concerns.

So, far from being a harbinger of the break up of Britain, devolution has brought fresh vitality to national life outside London. The new confidence in Edinburgh, which is experiencing an economic boom, is self evident.

America s remarkable investment of resources in this outcome made both countries stable, peaceful democracies, thereby eliminating them as adversaries and turning them into vital bulwarks against the next harbinger of a negative watershed, the Soviet Union.

Egypt s public debt is around 80 of GDP, very close to the 90 level that economists Kenneth Rogoff and Carmen Reinhart identify as a harbinger of slower growth and heightened vulnerability to financial and fiscal crises.

As the heartland of some of the strongest Islamist forces anywhere, this Saudi effort if successful and a harbinger of other needed changes may have an even more profound impact than the elections in Iraq and Palestine.

That has been the case in developing Asia, not just in India and Indonesia today, but also in the 1990 s, when sharply widening current account deficits were a harbinger of the wrenching financial crisis of 1997 1998.

Some observers declared this apparent sabotage to be the harbinger of a new form of warfare, and United States Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta has warned Americans of the danger of a cyber Pearl Harbor attack on the US.

At the same time, the performance on the Council of those countries that aspire to permanent membership will be seen as a harbinger of what would come if they were to succeed. This puts the spotlight on India all the more.

I hope that the European Parliament s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice, and Home Affairs will reconsider its behavior, and that the Buttiglione affair will remain only an ordinary political injustice against a single individual rather than the harbinger of second class citizenship for religious believers.

We owe it to the international community at large to rise to the occasion and make the sixtieth anniversary summit a harbinger of change that will provide socio economic advancement, peace and security for all peoples, whom the United Nations has been mandated to serve.