Turn right at the intersection.

If you go out to the corner right at the main intersection right in front of this conference center, you'll see an intersection with four blank walls on every corner.

To an ecologist, the intersection of these is habitat, but to most people, the intersection of these is their home.

Turn right at the next intersection.

This intersection had been bland and anonymous.

You could navigate and understand every emotional intersection.

So, take, for example, the three way intersection.

You can get there by crossing the street at the second intersection.

the intersection of inequality, violence and HIV hinders women's access to justice.

It looked at the intersection of race and gender in contemporary American art.

This is the most kind of direct, obvious intersection of the two things.

He failed to see the stop sign at the intersection and hit an oncoming car.

Some of the greatest innovations and developments in the world often happen at the intersection of two fields.

So in order to do this, we've taken three different approaches to the intersection of design and education.

(g) To ensure that diverse strategies that take into account the intersection of gender with other factors are developed in order to eradicate all forms of violence against women

The intersection of discrimination related to gender, HIV status and sexual orientation often combined with race and class create multiple forms of oppression and violence that keep women subordinated.

I'm an artist, so I'd like to offer a modest proposal at the intersection of art, science and culture.

Rarely seen by the naked eye, this intersection between the animal world and the plant world is truly a magic moment.

Rarely seen by the naked eye, this intersection between the animal world and the plant world is truly a magic moment.

At 1530 hours, Israeli warplanes raided the intersection of Alman Aadchit Elqoussair and Deir Siriane by firing air to ground missiles

Now, if you're no longer a traffic cop the problem with being a traffic cop is there can only be so many traffic cops in any one intersection, or the cars get confused. Right?

Chapter I of the report summarizes my activities in 2004 and Chapter II examines the intersection of violence against women and HIV AIDS.

So tonight I'd like to tell you about the intersection that I'm most excited about at this very moment, which is entertainment and robotics.

Recognizing that the intersection of, inter alia, gender, age, class and ethnic discrimination and stereotypes can compound the discrimination faced by women migrant workers,

As the work on paradigms, long time ago showed Thomas Kuhn's work it's in the intersection of ideas that new developments true breakthroughs occur.

That intersection I looked at had about 3,000 cars per day in each direction, and so that's two ounces of gas to accelerate out of.

This model is an improvement over Volvo s existing safety performance. It carries the latest intersection auto brake system as well as run off road protection system.

Chapter I of the report summarizes my activities in 2004 and Chapter II contains a study of the intersection of violence against women and HIV AIDS.

And out of this idea started spinning off many, many kinds of variations of different plans and possibilities, and then the plan itself evolved in relationship to the exhibits, and you see the intersection of the plan with the toroidal geometry.

She also highlighted the intersection between gender and race and pointed out that women from ethnic minorities often failed to challenge gender based discrimination within their own communities.

The MIT Media Lab's John Maeda lives at the intersection of technology and art, a place that can get very complicated. Here he talks about paring down to basics.

Mansoor, aged 26, was riding a motorbike through an intersection when he was hit head on by a van whose driver had run several red lights. He was killed instantly.

With every country largely controlling its own energy policy, Europe s energy market has become inefficient and excessively dependent on Russian supplies. To the extent that there has been an EU wide energy strategy, it has related to renewables, rather than the intersection of geopolitics and energy security.

They're only going to get magnified by the very technology that's connecting us, because it's making us intersect. And that intersection doesn't always create the view of everybody now understands everybody, and everybody appreciates everybody.

Discrimination against women, due to gender inequality, is multiple and compounded at the intersection of patriarchy and other sites of oppression, which subjugate women to a continuum of violence, making them susceptible to HIV AIDS.

And basically, I called the, you know, I convinced the White Estate, and what an intersection of like, you know, Polish Jew, you know, main WASP family. Here I am, saying, I'd like to do something to this book.

Assistance to law reform in the area of insolvency law reform includes the Regional Technical Assistance (RETA) 5975 Promoting Regional Cooperation in Insolvency Law Reforms addressing (a) informal workouts, (b) intersection between insolvency law and secured transactions law and (c) cross border insolvency.

At the same session, the Working Group agreed on the need to ensure, in cooperation with Working Group V (Insolvency Law), that issues relating to the treatment of security rights in insolvency proceedings would be addressed consistently with the conclusions of Working Group V on the intersection of the work of Working Group V and Working Group VI (see A CN.9 512, para. 88 and A CN.9 511, paras.

A world in which different sovereigns regulate finance in diverse ways requires traffic rules to manage the intersection of separate national policies. The assumption that all countries will converge on the ideal of free capital mobility diverts us from the hard work of formulating those rules.

However, women of African descent faced additional burdens and barriers multiple discrimination in employment domestic work, in which many Afro descendent women were engaged, was considered to have no market value and the intersection of race and poverty, which could have a serious detrimental impact on their reproductive rights.

So I made a group of work that at once faced my own personal questions in life, and yet it brought my work into a larger discourse the subject of martyrdom, the question of those who willingly stand in that intersection of love of God, faith, but violence and crime and cruelty.

With today s powerful computers, we can look at massive amounts of information and simulate complex situations, making pretty good predictions about many things What will traffic flows look like on Tuesday at 5 00 in the afternoon if we put a detour at this highway intersection? What percentage of people on this drug will get better and, more interestingly, which particular individuals will respond positively, and which ones are likely to be harmed?

Finally, the international community bears a special responsibility for delivering global public goods. The responsibility to preserve the environment, stem the spread of communicable diseases, strengthen the international financial architecture, enhance developing country participation in the global trading system, and facilitate the exchange of knowledge lies at the intersection of national development priorities and global interests.

At the level of the Commission, the author argues that the decision was without jurisdiction, that it disregarded the Ontario Code's preamble and international human rights law, that its interpretation of creed was unduly narrow, that it failed properly to take into account the intersection of political opinion, race and religion in his case, and that it failed to draw an inference of discrimination.

With loving kindness, with patience, with openness?