At the same time, significant inroads have been made.

Others have reversed the spread after it had already made inroads.

Since then, many inroads have been made to ensure that the world s most serious crimes no longer go unpunished.

Women begin to marry later and have fewer children, especially as they make inroads into higher education or more remunerative careers.

Radical Islamic groups have engaged in indiscriminate bombings, while groups with strong authoritarian tendencies have made inroads into President Megawati's inner circle.

China s technology inroads are usually less dramatic, but no less telling.

Democracy's enemies, however, never rest. Radical Islamic groups have engaged in indiscriminate bombings, while groups with strong authoritarian tendencies have made inroads into President Megawati's inner circle.

Of course, it is impossible to make serious inroads against poverty without generating persistent economic growth.

Work sharing schemes, in many different forms, are becoming the norm in Holland and Denmark, and have made inroads in France and Germany.

Considerable inroads were made in environmental planning and management in Africa and South Asia.

Africa requires a deal that will make serious inroads into poverty and address its marginalization.

And growth in advanced countries is not sufficient to make serious inroads into high unemployment rates, which are imposing high social costs.

This has often led to the kind of participatory approach to policymaking that empowers the poor and enables lasting inroads against hunger to be made.

Most important, it would undermine Iran s efforts to make inroads into the Arab world under the pretext of defending Palestine and Holy Jerusalem.

That the traditional left is so inert in the midst of today s economic crisis is more than strange. Instead of thriving on renewed doubts about capitalism, Europe s Socialist parties have failed to make any serious political inroads.

The single largest area of US government procurement is defense, a sector in which even the European Union has found it difficult to make inroads.

In a short period of time, the world s citizens can make deep inroads in the fight against disease, hunger, and poverty.

The same addiction that became the top preventable cause of death in Western countries has made big inroads in developing countries.

During the neo Confucian renaissance of the eleventh and twelfth centuries, a metaphysical dimension was added to fill a gap exposed by Buddhism s inroads into China.

Once dialogue and cooperation are established with the tribesmen in the settled areas, inroads can be laid into the tribal unsettled areas.

The report by the Commission for Africa entitled Our common interest 3 recommended a coherent package to make serious inroads into alleviating poverty and Africa's continued marginalization.

Under Wolfensohn, the World Bank followed through on this comprehensive and coordinated approach in a concrete fashion, making significant inroads into global poverty.

Although modern industrial practices had penetrated underdeveloped societies, he thought it unlikely that they could make substantial inroads and transform such societies wholesale.

Russia s inroads in the region began with former President Vladimir Putin s state visit to Iran in October 2007 the first visit by a Russian leader since Stalin s trip to Teheran in 1943.

Nigeria has refrained from signing any exclusive agreements with Western Union and others, and its newly consolidated banking industry is making significant inroads across the region.

No comment was made by Wilson on Korean independence, perhaps as a pro Japan faction in the USA sought trade inroads into China through the Korean peninsula.

On a positive note, the Decade of Roma Inclusion, established in 2005, is receiving strong support from the structural funds administered by the European Commission and is making some inroads.

While Republicans will be able to make some inroads on reducing spending and preventing tax hikes, making good on their vow to repeal and replace Obama s signature health care reform would require a Republican to be elected as president in 2012.

Having made significant inroads among Hispanic voters in 2000 and 2004, thanks to Bush s support for immigration reform, Republicans now can barely count on 20 of that total mainly among Cuban Americans thanks to their strident anti immigration stance.

To take a simple example, more reasonable EU rules on genetically modified agricultural imports from North America, if translated with appropriately careful monitoring to Africa, could be a tremendous boon to African agriculture. Failure to make any inroads on this score in the TTIP negotiations would almost certainly block genetically modified food in Africa.

The country has long had an unparalleled reputation for corruption. But, since the late 1990s and especially after 2000, when the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), which had ruled for 70 years, was swept from power Mexico has made significant inroads in combating the practice, at least at the federal level.

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We have to flee our women and children, we have to run.

We have to have reactions from this chamber about how to proceed.

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And you have to have rational projections and stuff.

You also have a critical question now, and you say, Okay, do I have to have the light on all the time to have this working?