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It was no accident that the books were then translated into almost every language of Eastern and Southeastern Europe.
But this has not translated into change on the ground.
Unconstrained by first-hand knowledge of Imanishi's works, which were never translated, Halstead told him that his theory was "Japanese in its unreality."
They claim that the early British scholars and administrators who documented Indian customs and translated the early sacred texts were bamboozled by the Brahmins--the first Indians to learn English and thus the only available intermediaries--into believing that the Hindu social order was caste-based.
All of the candidates spoke flawless English – though the debate was translated into 16 languages.
But, in practice, these affinities have not translated into close political or strategic relations.
And his fascination with autocratic leaders, such as Russia’s Vladimir Putin, has already translated into an eagerness to adopt their tactics and symbols of power, evident in his (unfulfilled) request for tanks and missile-launchers at his inauguration.
Interpersonal neurobiology, a new field combining developmental psychology, evolutionary biology, and genetics, seeks to understand how relationships throughout life are translated into the structure and function of the nervous system.
That stance has translated, most obviously, into repeated vetoes of UN Security Council resolutions aimed at ending a conflict that has already produced tens of thousands of victims.
This translated into exports persistently higher than imports.
In this sense, the heart of the university is located in its curriculum committee, as the mechanism by which research is regularly translated into teaching, generating new cycles of creative destruction.
But this has not translated into greater control of finances.
But, even if everyone in the entire world cut all residential lighting, and this translated entirely into CO2 reduction, it would be the equivalent of China pausing its CO2 emissions for less than four minutes.
Indeed, the Trump administration’s “America First” positions have increasingly translated into “America Alone.”
Moreover, the RBI’s commitment to price stability has translated into low interest rates, keeping the government’s debt-financing costs in check.
Until now, Congress’s excessive political polarization has translated into an approach that has pushed more of the burden of adjustment onto those who are less able to bear it.
But imagine a world where textbooks are adapted to many learning styles and translated into myriad languages.
Rapid progress toward truly “personalized medicine” is occurring, with patients’ DNA profiles being translated into more individualized, predictive, and preventive medical care.
Ideally, air-quality data should be collected, translated into easily understandable language, and widely disseminated in real-time via social media so that city dwellers can take appropriate action (particularly important for vulnerable individuals).
As I argued in my book The Geopolitics of Emotion (which was translated into Norwegian), populism is the direct product of a culture of fear.
Political ideas are easily translated into religious language, and in extreme circumstances, violent jihadism is used to express political frustrations.
For the first time, all proceedings were translated into Russian.
In reality, the currency in which oil is priced would have no significant or sustained effect on the price of oil when translated into dollars, euros, yen, or any other currency.
But talk is not enough; leaders must ensure that discussion is translated into real action.
This was reflected in a 40% gain in the country’s terms of trade (the price of exports relative to imports), which meant that the same export volumes translated into more dollars.
Central to Taoism is the concept of wu wei, which can be literally translated as “non-action,” but is really much more than that.
Unfortunately, this commitment has not translated into the implementation of such a mechanism.
Europe’s BargainMILAN – In July, the European Commission published its sixth report on economic, social, and territorial cohesion (a term that can be roughly translated as equality and inclusiveness).
Because of the supply-side problems, however, the spending translated into spiraling inflation.
But until its targets are translated into action, the world’s least-developed countries may not be convinced that the developed countries are serious about equity – or “climate justice.”
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