Absent, however, are the answers to two nagging questions: what people will actually feel about this bold new integration between online identity and everything else; and where turning Facebook's proprietary "social graph" into the world's dominant model of knowledge leaves everybody else.
Yet powerful domestic forces are pulling the two leaders in opposite directions in advance of elections in France next year and in Germany in 2013, driving Mr. Sarkozy to seek a bold advance in European integration but keeping Mrs. Merkel's foot on the brakes.
Yet, to every crisis Europe has responded with another bold initiative taking the integration process to another level.
In 2015, in a trilogy of releases on early-stage capital-raising, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") took bold steps to clarify its integration guidance.
I would remind him that European integration was an extremely bold venture undertaken by earlier generations who hoped to realize a dream.
By supporting a bold idea about veteran's re-integration, and fundraising for it in a groundbreaking way, Stewart and Petraeus might just be up to their old tricks.
Merkel, whose country held the EU presidency for the first six months of the year, was definite in her vision that Europe should not retreat from its bold ambitions for further expansion and deeper integration.
The italicized sequences are used for PCR-amplifying the heterologous modules and the bold sequences represent the genomic site of integration; they overlap with the genomic DNA for homologous recombination.
Prior to the annexation of Crimea, Ukraine's provisional post-revolutionary government did not take active steps to enhance NATO integration, nor did it make any bold statements on the topic.
The increased connectivity patterns we observe in our data could be the BOLD expression of this underlying decrease in information integration produced by sedation.
The integration of art into Terminal 2 is a bold move in an era of tightening budgets and aviation-industry woes.
