Until 1990, when the two Yemens merged, South Yemen was a beacon of development and order.
Venezuela was once a beacon for development in Latin America, which makes its current predicament all the more perplexing.
But with no pitch, no seats and no roof, this gamble to use the World Cup as a beacon for development may have backfired.
Bawa won through and today Kandalama remains a beacon for sustainable development.
The bank was conceived as a nonpolitical instrument that would lend money to governments and finance private investments based on technical economic considerations, Bruce Rich, a lawyer with Environmental Defense, explains in his book, "Mortgaging the Earth: The World Bank, Environmental Impoverishment and the Crisis of Development" (Beacon Press, 1994).
In the 1980s, the teenage girl on film (Pretty in Pink, The Breakfast Club) was obsessed with cash; in the 1990s and early 2000s she was a beacon of spiritual development (Clueless, Legally Blonde) and dangerous sexuality (But I'm a Cheerleader, Boys Don't Cry).
It is a beacon for the development of the sub-region," noted UNICEF Representative in Congo Dr. Koen Vanormelingen.
It is a beacon for the development of the sub-region ", said Dr Koen Vanormelingen, UNICEF Representative in the Congo.
In all five beacon areas, major developments are either already in the works or planned for the near future developments that will strengthen the authority and reputation of both the university and Manchester itself.
Wartime experience showed that pilots could aim bombs and torpedoes without assistance from other crewmembers as well navigate with the aid of radio beacons and the development of more-powerful engines meant that faster aircraft no longer needed a rear gunner for self-defense.
