And, without that, more likely than not, the economy will face another crisis in the not too distant future.

What Cuba is going through today will likely occur in Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Bolivia in the not too distant future.

Iran hints that it wants to have a high level dialogue with the US in the not too distant future.

No requirements were put on developing countries, yet within the not too distant future, they will contribute half or more of emissions.

It may well be that these small steps for the eurozone lead in the not too distant future to a giant leap for Europe.

(At the time of writing, it had received 35 ratifications. It is thus expected to enter into force in the not too distant future.

The democratic energy of Norway may constitute too distant a goal, but Russia s role as a predictable energy supplier requires ending the reign of corruption.

Europe s Distant Mirror?

But the lessons of the past seem to be too distant in policymakers minds these days, whereas domestic political pressure to put national economies first appears overwhelming.

They see it distant .

They see it distant .

Look at the distant horizon!

These events are not distant memories.

Indeed , they see it as distant ,

Indeed , they see it as distant ,

We should bear in mind that the review conference will be held in the not too distant future and should therefore endeavour to complete our work well in advance of that conference.

The moon is distant from the earth.

The ocean extends to the distant horizon.

Reinvigorating global growth runs a distant second.

At the same time, we look forward to the day in the not too distant future when Iraqi forces will assume full responsibility for the maintenance of stability and security in their country.

(8) Training Net for Trainers on Distant Education

Sean Carroll Distant time and the hint of a multiverse

Alas, the election makes such agreement more distant than ever.

As a result, the prospect of closer cooperation remains distant.

But, in both cases, the lender was distant and anonymous.

In sum, those determining policy were distant from the pain.

Till he was ( distant ) two bows ' length or even nearer ,

Indeed, there is even skepticism about whether Obama will be able to push through his welcome and long overdue efforts to curtail the too big to fail banks and their reckless risk taking. And, without that, more likely than not, the economy will face another crisis in the not too distant future.

Even migration to distant places and remote cultures is nothing new.

The period of rapid progress is not in the distant past.

When she conceived him she went away to a distant place .

When she conceived him she went away to a distant place .

Hitler was skillful at communicating with both distant and inner circle audiences.

So she conceived him , and withdrew with him to a distant place .

Thus she conceived him , then withdrew with him to a distant place .

So she conceived him and withdrew with him to a distant place .

So she conceived him , and withdrew with him to a distant place .

Thus she conceived him , then withdrew with him to a distant place .

So she conceived him and withdrew with him to a distant place .

Nonetheless, much of the development policy community remains stuck in the distant past.

So reducing emissions today is very valuable to humanity in the distant future.

Excellent ideas for progress exist but their implementation awaits more frustratingly distant days.

For Cubans, Africa is not a legend from some distant time and place.

Moreover, Murayama s statement referred vaguely to a certain period in the not too distant past, rather than to specific war years, and others have since resisted phrases for example, war of aggression or colonial rule that Japan s neighbors have not unreasonably sought.

For citizens in these countries then, the plight of a geographically distant community whose religion they share has offered a chance to amplify concerns about injustices committed against Muslims the world over, without too much fear at the consequences of speaking out.