Labeling time in this way echoes China s imperial history.

Iran s Revolutionary Echoes

The chapter referring to the future of these multilateral approaches echoes this concern.

Rosh echoes similar sentiments.

Also, Nawara shares echoes similar sentiments.

Olfat Gushgari echoes a similar idea

Twitter user MadeInNablus echoes his views

Jeremy Taylor echoes her sentiment...sort of

It echoes on through all the rooms.

Leatherbacks and tuataras are echoes from that era.

The Japanese episode still echoes in modern debates.

Writer Kounila echoes the sentiment of many Internet users

It had negative echoes highlighted in the world press.

Muhammad Haikal echoes and clarifies the arguments of the Singapore Hijab Movement

Mother Theresa stated, If we have no peace it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other. Al Hroub echoes this statement

Many Ukrainians now hear domestic echoes of the lead up to war in Georgia.

The first nagging question is this will there actually be elections next January? Prime Minister Iyad Allawi assures the world that there will be, and President Bush echoes his words.

Rime, from Mosaic, echoes that sentiment of frustration towards the response of the international community and international media

This echoes earlier statements by Russian officials who claimed Russia was in need of its own reserve systems should its Internet segment be cut off from the rest of the world.

Many non Japanese Asians will dislike most or all of Fujiwara s message, for they will hear unpleasant historical echoes.

And on the street, other echoes are heard. Our father did not turn out to be a father at all.

jenanmoussa It's dinner time here in Aleppo. We are having Mexicana chicken as sound of mortars echoes at a distance.

America s failures in this regard have drawn particular attention so much so that some African countries are treating visitors from the US with special precautions. But this just echoes a more fundamental problem America s largely private health care system is failing.

The indigenous people are an amalgam of echoes from all the great wars of empire that have troubled the recent American conscience.

Of course, Newspeak is alive and well in many places, and there are certainly Orwellian echoes in the authorities pronouncements and actions.

A video letter from a woman in West Papua to an Indonesian soldier echoes the stories of many other women in the area.

We are graduating members from the class of We Made It, not the faded echoes of voices crying out, Names will never hurt me.

The fact that the bat uses echoes in pitch darkness to input the current variables to its model, while the swallow uses light, is incidental.

But the fact remains that Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika echoes at the strings of the heart of Africans and non Africans like no other songs can.

This renewed sense of belonging to the same human family and the same moral universe resonated profoundly with Mediterranean Europeans, who found, in the claims and expectations emerging on the opposite shore, echoes of their own unfulfilled claims and expectations.

These are all impressions that have pervaded the talk that echoes in the convent and outside In Angela's time the trees live long and don't die.

His story echoes two testimonies of a 32 year old and a 56 year old man from Khuza'a collected by the American Jewish news site Mondoweiss.

The poor international environment hit Brazil s economy mainly via foreign trade, aggressive competition in the Brazilian market, and echoes of the negative expectations prevailing in advanced countries.

The poor international environment hit Brazil s economy mainly via foreign trade, aggressive competition in the Brazilian market, and echoes of the negative expectations prevailing in advanced countries.

Nonetheless, Khamenei s invocation of the law echoes the demands of many conservative pragmatists who lean toward Mousavi, who is not in a position to challenge Khamenei s authority directly.

So now we hear pathetic echoes of all the reform communist efforts of the long years of Soviet decline Putinism without Putin, Putinism with a human face, etc.

Well, in April 1999 was the Columbine shooting, and since then, that fear has been remembered by the media and echoes through the group mind gradually through the year.

Suspending the trade talks would be folly, not just in terms of the regional impact, but also because the TTIP should be an exercise in rule making that echoes globally.

TOKYO The eurozone is sometimes dubbed Euroland by Americans (and some Asians). Given its echoes of Disneyland, a place of fantasy, that is a far more mocking than useful nickname.

Some echoes of the Euripidean Oedipus have been traced also in a scene of Seneca's Oedipus (see below), in which Oedipus himself describes to Jocasta his adventure with the Sphinx.

A video letter from a woman in West Papua to an Indonesian soldier echoes the stories of many other women in the area. In this case, she asks the soldier, who was once based in her village, to please write and return to meet his daughter.

I also ask your pardon, for I didn t mean to say No with such pride when you asked me to unlock my mobile. You see, this request echoes deeply in our collective conscience as Syrians. This request takes me back to the checkpoints in my country, where saying no to such a request could simply get you killed.

See also Antiquarianism Cartography Chorology English county histories Regional geography References Bibliography Open access journal Michael Shanks and Christopher Witmore (2010) Echoes across the Past Chorography and Topography in Antiquarian Engagements with Place.

But Bangladeshi President Hasina Wajed s remark that Yunus had spent years sucking the blood of the poor echoes similar charges being made in neighboring India against companies and banks that sought to emulate Grameen.

The legacy of 1989 echoes even in Iran, whose leaders seem clearly to have learned from Tiananmen Square and the collapse of the Iron Curtain that a committed government can, indeed, demobilize a public demanding reform.