As their empire crumbled, new peoples from the Black Sea to the Balkans emerged to seize power: the Bulgars of Kuvrat, the Slavs under Samo, and the Serbs and Croats whom Heraclius permitted to settle in the northwest Balkans once they had accepted Christianity.
The first consequence is that the shift to more practical contexts permitted pragmatists like Sidney Hook to bypass, to a significant degree, the epistemological issues related to a Peircian pragmatic theory of truth that emerged to seize the center stage in the philosophy of science.
The moment has come for emerging powers to seize the baton and assume our legitimate share of international responsibilities.
Customers and providers must have the scope to recalibrate in order to seize emerging business opportunities.
People on both sides must have the scope to recalibrate in order to seize emerging business opportunities.
Hutton said the Britain had to look beyond weathering the current economic storm to make changes — "emerging stronger and fitter to seize the new manufacturing opportunities in the green economy and global markets of tomorrow".
As details began to emerge of the operation to seize Mladic, questions were being asked about why the Serbian authorities, under intense international pressure, had taken so long to locate him.
"Further discoveries related to [Mr] Ghosn's misconduct continue to emerge". Carlos Ghosn is trying to seize the initiative.
After these comparative discussions, implications from this study will be presented to provide references for how to build innovation system to seize emerging technologies.
In particular, decision makers in governments will promote appropriate programmes or policies aimed at enabling the private sector to seize emerging commodity market opportunities.
A fine first start by N'Doye was crowned when, after winning a free-kick in an advanced position, he emerged at the far post to seize on a knock-down and force the ball beyond Guzan at the second attempt.
