In his most recent book, World Order, Henry Kissinger writes on Europe with his usual farsightedness.
It is a public company set up in 1973, in an unusual fit of farsightedness by the country's then ruling generals.
They need to show the farsightedness of Nixon and Mao.The world has changed enormously in four decades, and China even more.
Of Nestlé's 481 factories worldwide, 49 are in extremely water-stressed regions where water conservation and re-use is the only option.Such farsightedness is, alas, only a drop in the bucket.
Less informed was your surprise that the country's then-ruling generals could have established such an effective institution "in an unusual fit of farsightedness".
Depending on the situation, important nonsurgical treatments for strabismus may include correcting any underlying nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness (hyperopia), or astigmatism with eyeglasses or fitting glasses with prisms.
The most common causes are misalignment of the eyes (strabismus) and uncorrected (usually asymmetric) refractive errors (e.g., farsightedness, nearsightedness, or astigmatism).
In children, a common contributor to acquired strabismus is farsightedness (hyperopia), which, when severe enough, can secondarily cause the eyes to cross as the child tries to focus on an object (accommodative esotropia).
He found (1858) that hypermetropia (farsightedness) is caused by a shortening of the eyeball, so that light rays refracted by the lens of the eye converge behind the retina.
Despite initial praise for her farsightedness, her judgment has come under increasing scrutiny.
When will British politicians show the farsightedness and courage of Uruguay?
