Sentence examples for and future of a from inspiring English sources
Judicial hypothecs are instituted by the court against all the property, present and future, of a debtor.
For the European Union, the result is a disaster, raising questions about the direction, cohesion and future of a bloc built on liberal values and shared sovereignty that represents, with NATO, a vital component of Europe's postwar structure.
So while the rest of the world talks about the sprinter Usain Bolt and the swimmer Michael Phelps, Germany debates the past and future of a single rower on the women's eight that did not even make the finals.
It can only help to acknowledge just how many environmentalist priorities and patterns of thought came from an argument among white people, some of them bigots and racial engineers, about the character and future of a country that they were sure was theirs and expected to keep.
In "Every Nation for Itself: Winners and Losers in a G-Zero World," Bremmer, the president of the political-risk consultancy firm Eurasia Group, maps the present and future of a "world order in which no single country or durable alliance of countries can meet the challenges of global leadership".
THE PAST AND FUTURE OF A LIBERAL COURT To understand today's jurisprudential crisis, it helps to recognize that liberal constitutional thought is not a single settled body of doctrine but rather a set of ideas that has evolved in response to political, social and economic challenges.
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Alan Wolk is a consultant on the business and future of TV, and a senior analyst at TDG. Follow him on Twitter @awolk.
The debate on the cost and future of United Nations peacekeeping opened at a critical moment.
But it is vital to the health and future of the children of Bangladesh, and to the health and the future of the country, as a whole.
BY Andrew NIikIforuk, a Calgary-based business reporter and the author of Tar Sands: Dirty Oil and the Future of a Continent.
