The album was successful in the UK and Ireland as well as in mainland Europe.

In continental Europe, equivalents of intellectual history can be found.

But both have fallen, and in continental Europe unemployment is higher.

The other G 7 financial ministers in continental Europe share this opinion.

Does this mean that Europe at least continental Western Europe is doomed? Not necessarily.

It also explains why Continental Europe has had such high unemployment rates for so long.

Continental Europe is not known to have any native species of bamboo.

Two demographic acids are corroding Continental Europe's welfare states.

Italy is a volcanically active country, containing the only active volcanoes in mainland Europe.

In continental Europe, many reactors are within 100 miles (161 kilometers) of another country s territory.

So, in the days when Europe worshipped Mars, the God of War, the rest of the world was often drawn into our continental battles.

It is believed that during the Middle Ages, ancestors of Friesian horses were in great demand as war horses throughout continental Europe.

As in continental Europe, productivity has suffered from a combination of insufficient profitability and dysfunctional capital markets.

Neoliberals are now telling continental Europe that tax cuts on labor can dissolve high unemployment.

The final lesson is that the big showdowns between democracy and big bankers are still to come both in the United States and in continental Europe.

Continental Europe did not deregulate as much, and preferred to seek growth in greater economic integration.

In the 1960s, France sought to exclude the British from the European unification process, seeking to build its own standing in continental Europe.

This insular program of national revival increasingly estranged her from continental Europe s more dirigiste approach.

One important explanation is the much larger racial heterogeneity to be found in the US relative to the more homogeneous Continental Western Europe.

The formalistic civil law systems that prevail in continental Europe supposedly provide inadequate protection, so ownership remains concentrated.

From 1550 or 1551, he travelled in continental Europe, returning to England by 1552 to enrol at Gray's Inn, one of the qualifying bodies for English lawyers.

For comparison, it is roughly four times the size of Texas, or the same size as the whole of continental Europe from Poland west to Portugal.

Continental Europe is becoming, and will become, more ethnically mixed as more newcomers from Eastern Europe and the developing world arrive.

In continental Europe and parts of Asia, there has always been a vision of core business values centered on long term institutions, especially the family.

Between 1976 and 1984, she made annual summer visits to France, which were among 22 private trips to continental Europe between 1963 and 1992.

In particular, ownership separation in the wealthy continental European nations and the US can be linked with the role of labor inside the firm and within society.

The urgency of such a program has been underscored in much recent analysis of the poor performance of the major continental European economies France, Germany, and Italy compared with smaller and much more dynamic economies in northern and central Europe.

At the beginning of the 21st century, family interests reasserted themselves in continental Europe in a surprising way, ousting managers who seemed to have become too Americanized.

The OED etymology ignores the non English origins of the term, which can be found in the inventive linguistic terminology of continental European student radicalism.

In Continental Europe, meanwhile, the rule of law appeared in the form of the civil law tradition, which originated from Roman and Napoleonic codes that were revised periodically in response to regime change and revolution.

The idea of the larger bank reached its high point in continental Europe, and especially in Germany, whose big banking system developed out of trade finance and into industrial finance in the late nineteenth century.

New rules limiting the scope of bank activities are in place in the United States, and soon will become law in the United Kingdom and continental Europe could follow suit.

Elsewhere in continental Europe, Ford assembles the Mondeo range in Genk (Belgium), Fiesta in Valencia (Spain) and Cologne (Germany), Ka in Valencia (Spain), Focus in Valencia (Spain), Saarlouis (Germany) and Vsevolozhsk (Russia).

It is often argued that Continental Europe's social and economic model, which seeks to combine competitiveness with solidarity, is the glue that binds the European Union together, as well as distinguishing Europe from the American (or Anglo Saxon) free market model.

Only the victorious British, with their old institutions more or less intact, voiced skepticism, not so much about continental unity as about their own participation in Europe s ambitious project.

The final lesson is that the big showdowns between democracy and big bankers are still to come both in the United States and in continental Europe. On the surface, the banks remain powerful, yet their legitimacy continues to crumble.

Being located close to continental Europe, the countries that formed the United Kingdom were subject to many invasions and migrations, especially from Scandinavia and the continent, including Roman occupation for several centuries.

I believe that we will see more intercontinental groupings like those in the future, because they are needed.

Continental European countries like big banks, and therefore will never go along with the Volcker rules, he wrote.

In mainland United States during the same year, GDP per capita was estimated at 37,800.

(i) A summary of the status of knowledge of the continental margin, preferably based on a previous desktop study

So, in the days when Europe worshipped Mars, the God of War, the rest of the world was often drawn into our continental battles. We Europeans were dangerous to each other, and it was often even more dangerous to be one of our friends.

A few Keynesian economists stand against this stampede to retrenchment Paul Krugman, Joseph Stiglitz, and Brad DeLong in the United States Martin Wolf, Samuel Brittan, Danny Blanchflower, and I in the UK and Paul de Grauwe and Jean Paul Fitoussi in continental Europe.

The same was true in government bailouts in the United Kingdom, Continental Europe, and elsewhere.

Average precipitation is heavy, a result of the convergence of the prevailing airflow from the Mediterranean Sea and the continental air mass.