GEORGE OSBORNE has manufacturing, albeit of a rarefied sort, in his blood: his father's wallpaper company furnishes the homes of the well-to-do.
America furnishes a good example of what can go wrong.
Another third plenum, in 1993, set the stage for a ruthless shake-out of loss-making state-owned enterprises (SOEs).If the past provides the inspiration for ambitious reform, the present furnishes the compelling need for it.
It is healthy to be reminded of the various ways in which humans are influencing their environment most of them malign and to recognise that even in an age of high technology, our prosperity and well-being depend on our natural environment, which furnishes us with air, water, food and the natural resources on which industrial civilisation relies.
That furnishes the egg with enough water to carry out the reactions of embryo development.
It promotes democracy and furnishes aid with greater gusto than any other nation.
To this end, Iran trains the Taliban and furnishes it with light weapons but carefully directs the militants to the south and east of Afghanistan.
"The interest and significance of the census for the community lie in this," wrote Leo Tolstoy of the Moscow census of 1882: "that it furnishes it with a mirror into which, willy nilly, the whole community, and each one of us, gaze".
It blazed in red from a Time magazine cover and furnishes the plaintive subject of many a lonelyhearts advertisement.
Some support the law, arguing that it furnishes estranged wives with a useful weapon for winning better terms in their divorce settlements.
Australia has big investments in PNG's vast mineral reserves and furnishes a substantial part of the country's budget in the form of aid.But the crisis has revealed deeper problems that have been festering for years.
