But with Laos (which means the people in Greek) also playing on the fears and insecurity of an austerity-weary nation struggling to make ends meet, there are mounting concerns the ideologically eclectic party, which garnered 5.6% of the vote in the 2009 elections, will add to the turmoil stalking the eurozone's weakest link.
And so the report, co-produced with the Union of Concerned Scientists, provides an eclectic set of postcards from our cataclysmic future.
His case and the concerns it raises have brought together an eclectic array of unusual allies around the country.
This mix of environmental concern and secular commitment illustrates just how eclectic the far right can be in its defence of order, and Le Pen's conversion to republican values is shaped by this strategic elasticity.
His eclectic imagination and distrust of authority speak directly to contemporary architectural concerns.
As its eclectic personnel show, the new board will quite rightly be concerned with far more than TfL's balance sheet.
The album, "Blak and Blu," released on Monday by Warner Brothers, presents Mr. Clark as a pop eclectic rather than a straight-up bluesman — a point of concern for some of his most impassioned fans.
The counseling office sees an eclectic range of issues: academic hardships, interpersonal relationship problems, financial worries, sexual concerns, and those relating to relocation or displacement distress.
Garber's approach is eclectic, spanning Freud and evolutionary biology; occasionally, she gets caught up in secondary concerns, but she is an inspiring reader.
The eclectic thinker and politician Cicero (106 43 bce), in his De natura deorum ("Concerning the Nature of the Gods"), criticized Stoic, Epicurean, and later Platonic ideas about religion, but the book remains incomplete.
