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And now its people are in the
midst
of trying to redefine their politics for the twenty-first century.
The Future(s) of Civil AeronauticsHAMPTON, VIRGINIA -- Civil aeronautics is in the
midst
of becoming a “mature” industry, with all the drawbacks that this entails.
In the
midst
of the financial meltdown in 2008-2009, the G-20 established the FSB, building on its predecessor, the Financial Stability Forum, and charged it with coordinating urgent international regulatory-reform efforts to ensure greater financial stability and global consistency of rules.
The pre-condition for ending Europe’s disintegration is the release of millions of Germans from a precarious existence in the
midst
of tremendous wealth.
Even as the EU continues to struggle with economic malaise, it finds itself in the
midst
of a growing geopolitical maelstrom, with crises in Ukraine, Russia, North Africa, and the Middle East each presenting important challenges.
The protection of human life – even in the
midst
of war and disasters – should be a concern for all of us, as global citizens.
This island of central planning in the
midst
of the market economy was a strange and puzzling feature – all the more so because so few remarked how strange it was.
That is because the Chinese economy is in the
midst
of an extraordinary structural transformation – with a manufacturing-led producer model giving way to an increasingly powerful services-led consumer model.
In the
midst
of the worst global contraction since the 1930s, the Chinese economy still expanded at a 9.4% average annual rate in 2008-2009.
By granting Snowden asylum for one year, Russian President Vladimir Putin, will have the bomber in his
midst
when he hosts this year’s summit in Saint Petersburg.
With the national dialogue now underway, we are in the
midst
of phase three.
We are now in the
midst
of an explosion of genetic information.
We are in the
midst
of one of those historic shifts when offensive technologies are cheaper and more powerful than defensive ones.
The only viable strategy for confronting the threat of Islamic terrorism was, and continues to be, a search for agreement among Muslims, and among the leaders of Muslim nations, on the forms of mutual cooperation, including police cooperation, that are needed to isolate, weaken, or destroy the militants in their
midst.
The IMF’s MomentWASHINGTON, DC – The world is in the
midst
of an unprecedented financial crisis affecting all countries.
It turned out that there was enormous excess capacity, and import substitution soon began, even in the
midst
of financial turmoil.
In 1956, the UK was facing a speculative attack in the
midst
of the Suez crisis.
Of course, in the
midst
of today’s ongoing Arab revolutions, America cannot simply ignore the Middle East.
Europe is in the
midst
of a crisis whose root cause is a structurally flawed monetary and economic union.
But, while UNICEF is doing all it can to comfort those in the
midst
of Gaza’s madness, only political leaders can bring the dreadful nightmare to an end.
We are repeatedly told that Europe is in the
midst
of an identity crisis, in need of some new project.
Tourists complained that the summer holiday they had planned on a Greek island was now in the
midst
of a refugee camp.
Because no social system can survive for long without a moral basis, the issues posed by anti-globalization campaigners are urgent – all the more so in the
midst
of the current economic crisis.
Are we in the
midst
of what economists call “multiple equilibria,” in which one unfavorable shift makes another, even worse, shift more probable?
Brazil is in the
midst
of a political crisis, China is dealing with the aftereffects of prolonged fiscal expansion and explosive growth in its shadow banking system, and lower commodity prices are undermining economic performance in many other emerging markets.
But, though the transatlantic relationship today is as strong and as critical as ever, there is no question that we are in the
midst
of a defining moment for our partnership.
With the larger part of the outstanding stock in friendly hands, and institutional bondholders pressed to liquidate their positions in the
midst
of the post-Lehman Brothers selloff, the operation was a success.
While such an outcome is improbable, it is not impossible – especially in the
midst
of Cyprus’s banking crisis.
The second wave, which began in 1985, reflected a supply glut, as many commodity exporters simultaneously sought to raise hard currency, often in the
midst
of economic crisis.
It remains to be seen if the abysmally dysfunctional Arab world and the powerful non-state agents in its midst, such as Hamas and Hezbollah, will respond the way Obama expects.
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