Reconciliation s New Frontier

Exploring at the frontier of science, at the frontier of human understanding, is mind blowing.

We have the frontier.

Health Care s New Frontier

Whither Africa s Frontier Markets ?

Frontier Reconstruction Welfare Agency

This is the great frontier.

This is cosmology's final frontier.

Space, South Africa s New Frontier

There will always be another frontier.

A new frontier has been found.

This is the last frontier of recycling.

An Old Problem on China s New Frontier

This is the new frontier, if you will.

Act Amending the Frontier Guard Act (487 2004)

But developed countries differ from developing countries in an important way. Since the Industrial Revolution, developed countries have always been on the global frontier of technologies and industries, which has required them to invest in costly and risky indigenous research and development.

The leaflet was circulated by the Union and other organizations in the entire country and especially the frontier areas, countries of the Balkan Peninsula, Eastern Europe, Africa and elsewhere.

The farthest paths that have been explored, we call the frontier.

Is there a frontier for us of how we live together?

And Dr. Terry Erwin, in 1983, called the canopy, the last biotic frontier.

In particular, they show that services have exhibited unconditional convergence in productivity recently. That is, countries furthest away from the global frontier of labor productivity have seen the fastest productivity growth in services.

Will each future generation continue to enjoy a better quality of life than its immediate predecessor? In developing countries that have not yet reached the technological frontier, the answer is almost certainly yes.

There was once a time when people did bold things to open the frontier.

In fact, I think it is a moral imperative that we open the space frontier.

The government is unable to take the risks required to open up this precious frontier.

Military exercises Frontier 2004 were staged in 2004 on the territories of Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan.

It is divided into four provinces Balochistan, North West Frontier Province (NWFP), Punjab and Sindh.

Three of MIGA's focus areas were the facilitation of infrastructure expansion, concentration on conflict afflicted countries in need of post crisis reconstruction through private investment, and frontier markets that were underperforming in terms of attracting FDI.

Those of you who know me know how passionate I am about opening the space frontier.

Urban and agricultural frontier expansion have transformed surrounding environments in ways that generate new hazard patterns.

Our battleships, our soldiers, are on a frontier now, almost ready to go to war with Iraq.

Government Decree on the Entry into Force of the Act Amending the Frontier Guard Act (491 2004)

The armed forces of both countries had conducted joint demining operations in remote areas of their common frontier, which was evidence of unprecedented trust not only enabling the two countries to comply with their obligations under the Ottawa Convention but also broadening their capacity to comply with their international obligations.

As we are going out there and taking on a new frontier, we should be allowed to risk.

But the human innovation, the human problem still remains, and that's a great frontier that we have left.

Nirupama Rao, India s ambassador to the US, has called such defense transactions the new frontier in US India relations and a very promising one at that. But, while it is certainly a positive development for the US, for India, it represents a new frontier of dependency.

Xinjiang means new frontier, and right now, we are at the edge of a new frontier in delivering sustainable health care solutions to communities where limited resources and infrastructure constrain access to health care. These multidimensional, scalable interventions help to bridge the gaps in developing regions.

And so the frontier in this case consists of these states that are the farthest out we have explored.

I would posit that one frontier in neuroscience is to figure out how the brain of that thing works.

Regulation and regulatory issues emerge as the next frontier or opportunity for ensuring sustained growth in the retailing sector.

Seventeenth frontier seminar, Organized Crime in MERCOSUR , organized by the Argentine National Gendarmerie College, Buenos Aires, 14 October 1999.

The second complication is that, rather than converging, domestic models of financial regulation are multiplying, even among advanced countries with well developed institutions. Along the efficiency frontier of financial regulation, one needs to consider the tradeoff between financial innovation and financial stability.

Consequently, innovation at the frontier depends on funding sources that are decoupled from concern for economic value thus, it cannot be reduced to the optimal allocation of resources. The conventional production function of neoclassical economics offers a dangerously misleading lens through which to interpret the processes of frontier innovation.

In August 2004, a regional conference had been held in Quito at which the completion of demining operations in the most heavily populated western sector of the northern frontier of Peru had been discussed and the start of bilateral action in the eastern frontier area between Ecuador and Peru.

Both parties, by their conduct, recognized the line and thereby in effect agreed to regard it as the frontier line.