In 1949 we saw the emergence of the modern China in a way which surprised the world.

The emergence of China and India presents both opportunities and challenges in terms of complementarity and competitive effects.

In Asia, for example, the re emergence of China and India on the global stage has been a prolonged struggle of reconciling transformation with tradition.

I think that perhaps the emergence of the first cells was as probable as the emergence of the stars.

Birds witnessed the emergence of flowering plants.

Skylar Tibbits The emergence of 4D printing

That's what emergence means.

Some Asian economies, especially China, are also attempting to internationalize their currencies. Given China s expanding global influence, the renminbi s emergence as a new international currency is inevitable.

And it creates a kind of planned emergence.

Peace it is until the emergence of dawn.

Peace it is until the emergence of dawn.

There's no real emergence there.

The emergence of new growth poles gives rise to continuing tensions and to the emergence of a new dynamic equilibrium in the global economy.

Emergence of developing countries as the major host country.

The current moment of American weakness coincides with a substantially changed international political environment, defined largely by the limits of US power, Europe s ineffectiveness, and the emergence of new global giants like China and India.

This scenario envisages the emergence of an integrated global environment.

Basically, Emergence was published on 9 11.

17. Mr. Liu Yanguo (China) considered that the new performance appraisal system for staff was a welcome initiative that would motivate United Nations staff and contribute to the emergence of a result based management style.

You're beginning to see the emergence of a multi polar world.

Ukraine has taken measures to forestall the emergence of mercenary activities.

The emergence and development of free markets and transparency in them

In this connection, the Russian Federation and China deem it necessary to express their attitude of principle towards some of the most acute conflict situations whose escalation is capable of leading to the emergence of real threats to the international community.

In his final years, Coase shifted his focus to the emergence of capitalism and the creation of markets in China. According to Coase, since the period of reform and opening up began in 1979, China has been a living experiment in institutional evolution, shaped simultaneously by the central government and by local governments and enterprises.

Emergence of additional categories of new poor , especially among farmers and farm labourers

In fact, two reasons may explain the emergence of net Chinese exports.

We are also witnessing the emergence of such new concepts as Islamophobia.

The problem with the emergence of these new growth engines is that it enabled China s leaders to delay important structural reforms. As a result, China now faces many of the same challenges it faced in the late 1990s beginning with overcapacity.

Part of the problem is the emergence of China, whose ultra low wages provide tough competition for Mexico, where wages are merely very low. But Mexico s real obstacle is a political system unable to achieve any consensus on essential economic reforms.

36. The spokesman for the Asian Group and China (Pakistan) said that it was not easy for developing countries in particular to ensure that a competitive environment prevailed and that benefits of liberalization were not eroded by the emergence of RBPs.

Not all developing regions participate equally in the emergence of international investment flows.

Recent years have seen a re emergence of these features across the region.

With economic growth, the aging of the population, improved levels of education, the emergence of new diseases and the re emergence and persistence of old diseases, demand for medical services can be expected to grow substantially.

In Davos, speaker after speaker touted the idea that even if China is ahead now, over the longer run, the race between Asia s two giants is a toss up. For a few days at least, India s emergence as a superpower on par with China was taken as a fait accompli.

We're beginning to see the emergence of wonderful technologies like real time energy meters.

All right, what is complexity in this view of things, and what is emergence?

The other thing we need to think about is the emergence of chemical complexity.

Not all developing regions have participated equally in the emergence of international investment flows.

However, that may change, owing to the emergence of AE onto the political scene.

(f) To assist in the emergence or consolidation of cultural industries in the developing countries, and, to that end, to cooperate in developing the necessary infrastructures and skills, fostering the emergence of viable local markets

For today, even in Africa, there is a strong desire to see greater action to prevent the emergence, spread and re emergence of conflicts that have brought untold misery to civilians, countries and economies.

And the reason for that is the emergence of a new disease, a contagious cancer.

Of course, China stands to gain much from the renminbi s emergence as an alternative international reserve currency, sharing in the exorbitant privilege that the US currently enjoys by virtue of the dollar s global status. Beyond the convenience of conducting international transactions in local currency, China would be able to take advantage of seigniorage safe in the knowledge that it would not face a balance of payments crisis.

Opinion polls indicate that one third of Americans believe that China will soon dominate the world, while nearly half view China s emergence as a threat to world peace. In turn, many Chinese fear that the United States will not accept their peaceful rise.

But what we're seeing now is the emergence of this fourth system of social sharing and exchange.

So we are still at the beginning of the emergence of complexity in our Earth and beyond.