Mt. Asama is now dormant.

Assault lies dormant within us all.

In Switzerland, anti Semitism, long dormant, was now openly being expressed in a variety of ways at both the individual and the official level.

Fourteen countries had five or more of such dormant projects.

All the Court s cases were at different procedural stages none of them was currently dormant.

As a result, the new economic environment will produce more tension than accommodation between countries pursuing liberal and mercantilist paths. It may also reignite long dormant debates about the type of capitalism that produces the greatest prosperity.

It is an opportunity because it is a dormant productive force that can constitute an important engine for growth.

Of course, the potential of educated, empowered women to drive sustained economic growth is not limited to South Korea. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, too, has identified increased female labor force participation as critical to efforts to revive his country s long dormant economy.

PRINCETON With global trade negotiations deadlocked for years, regional agreements long a dormant route to trade liberalization are back with a vengeance. The United States is at the center of two mega deals that could shape the future path of world trade.

And what that means is that it's not dormant it's actually been living and growing for half a million years.

Even if found justified, it does not terminate a treaty the Treaty may be ineffective as long as the condition of necessity continues to exist it may in fact be dormant, but unless the parties by mutual agreement terminate the treaty it continues to exist.

It's almost like being exposed to all this media over the years had instilled a kind of dormant design literacy in me.

The recent explosion of long dormant public outrage should be a tipping point, precipitating genuine progress toward a more equal society. But designing effective policies to diminish the obstacles confronting women and girls requires measuring the prevalence of the attitudes and habits that limit their potential.

It is hoped that, with further progress in the critical area of reducing and eliminating nuclear armaments, the qualitative growth of these weapons will soon be curbed. In the post cold war era, new attitudes and approaches have emerged, bringing fresh impetus to the long dormant disarmament scene.

He was arrested because there were transfers of eight million dollars that went into some dormant accounts that belonged to him and his family.

My big idea is a very, very small idea that can unlock billions of big ideas that are at the moment dormant inside us.

In addition, dormant WTCs in Gaza and Beirut were revitalized and are now providing training and market research services to companies in those regions.

Following the outcome of the April referendums in Cyprus, my good offices were dormant, and I encouraged all parties to engage in a period of reflection.

Unlike the days of yore, when cutting the price of credit could boost borrowing, quantitative easing purportedly works by stimulating asset and credit markets. The wealth effects generated by frothy financial markets are then presumed to rejuvenate long dormant animal spirits and get consumers spending again, irrespective of lingering balance sheet strains.

A long dormant territorial dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland over control of the Falkland Islands (Malvinas) erupted into a brief war in 1982 when Argentina's military government invaded and occupied the islands. The United Kingdom reacted with military force, and Argentine forces surrendered several months after the initial invasion.

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Mill was part of his century s liberal attack on aristocratic privilege achievement was the result of opportunity, not birth. The practice of the faculties (education) unleashes potential that would otherwise remain dormant.

30. Under the Charter, there is a dormant provision that the Economic and Social Council may furnish information and assistance to the Security Council upon a request from the latter (Article 65).

Since then, presidential, parliamentary and local elections the latter ushering in a revival of local government that had been dormant for nearly 30 years have been held in conformity with democratic principles and practice.

The Office informed the Board that by June 1998, it had properly recorded 21 of the petty cash balances, 16 dormant accounts had been closed, and efforts were continuing with the 11 remaining accounts.

So long. So long.

So long. So long.

And how high will the Fed push up interest rates? Once rates get to 5 or 6 , assuming inflation remains dormant, the Fed can expect a backlash from Congress, the administration, unions, homebuilders, and others.

Well, so long! So long!

Too long. Much too long.

For the long, long road.

Goes a long, long way

A long long time ago...

Have you ever seen such a long, long, long finger before?

With its loans to Hungary and Latvia, the European Commission has already revived a credit facility which was dormant since the European Monetary System crisis in 1992 and for countries outside EMU. The support is huge.

Life is a long, long road.

So long, Elizabeth. So long, Scarface.

I've come a long, long way.

Long live Italy! Long live Garibaldi!

A long long way to run

... ofsingingtogether for a long, long time.

In a world of slow growth, high debt, and tremendous distributional pressures, whether inflation is dead or merely dormant is an important question. Yes, massive institutional improvements concerning central banks have created formidable barriers to high inflation.

In July 1995, the Montsoufriere volcano, dormant for more than 400 years, erupted, causing evacuation of more than one third of Montserrat s population from the southern part of Montserrat to its northern safe areas in August 1995.

Old friend, me. Long time. Long time.

Long live La Marmora! Long live Italy!