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A crisis, when the viability of established arrangements is called into question, is just such a window.
For all the dire warnings that the window for a two-state solution is rapidly closing (or has already closed), it is the solution itself that is the problem.
Amid slowing growth, however, its window of opportunity is narrowing.
In light of this small window of opportunity, the last thing France needs is more joint investment schemes, as some have proposed.
This new Russian concern is a window of opportunity that cannot be lost and should be tested.
They specialize in food preparation, retail, construction, repairs, Internet cafes, and myriad other activities that can be carried out at home and sold to neighbors (often through a window facing the street).
But that, too, went out the window in May, when it started buying even Greek junk bonds.
New liquefied natural gas terminals in Europe and legislative changes in the United States to enable the export of America’s burgeoning energy supplies will demonstrate to Russia that its window of energy-based leverage is closing.
While Abdul Razak permitted elections to gain a patina of legitimacy, his nods to democracy were largely window dressing.
But this window of opportunity must not be wasted if Brazil is to consolidate and build upon its current successes.
While Israeli military intelligence is on record that Iran is expected to cross the red line on the path to nuclear power between 2010 and 2015 at the earliest, the feeling in Israel is that the political window of opportunity is now, during the last months of Bush’s presidency.
Of course, the availability of such comparisons is rooted in what often drives a TV series’ popularity: its ability to hold up a mirror to a society – to reflect its anxieties and longings – and create a window through which outsiders can peer in.
The cries of Lear may blot out those in the street outside our window; concert-going may make it impossible to hear the terror, the thirst of the victims on the way to Dachau in the Munich suburbs.
But this is the first Somali government to provide the international community with a window of opportunity to support recovery.
In my judgment, the authorities have a three-month window during which they could still correct their mistakes and reverse current trends.
When the economy is in a liquidity trap – when demand is deficient, prices are stagnant or falling, and interest rates approach zero – normal macroeconomic logic goes out the window.
Yet the window of opportunity closes quickly.
But the window of opportunity closes quickly in these and other post-conflict regions.
Two Lessons for the Next US PresidentNAGASAKI – Looking out of my window across the harbor of the remarkable city of Nagasaki, Japan, two thoughts of considerable relevance to the next American president come to mind.
But, as Livni and Barak know, a junior partner more often ends up having no real impact on the core issues, merely providing window dressing for the status quo.
A World AdriftNEW YORK – The annual spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank have provided a window onto two fundamental trends driving global politics and the world economy.
The free press is both the mortar that holds in place the bricks of our country’s freedom, and the open window embedded in those bricks.
In fact, such arguments are mere window dressing.
But are those Senate hearings actually window dressing on a new reality that is just as bad as the old one – and in some ways worse?
An occasional dusting of window frames and doorframes is extremely effective.
The key is to capture the window of opportunity for industrialization arising from the relocation of light manufacturing from higher-income countries.
People thrusting their hands through the taxi window, begging.
Without such a consistent reminder of the need to tackle AMR, not to mention transparency about progress, the world could become sidetracked and miss the rapidly closing window of opportunity to deliver the changes needed to stop the rise of drug-resistant infections.
But today the international community has a tremendous window of opportunity to secure a small but significant peace in the Middle East along the volatile border of Lebanon and Israel.
As health workers labor tirelessly to care for those who have been infected, monitor those who may have come in contact with the virus, and prevent further transmission, researchers have a limited window of opportunity to learn how to treat and prevent the disease.
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