Striving for equity: District leadership for narrowing opportunity and achievement gaps.
From that narrow opportunity, he molted into a competitive politician and became the people's choice in a difficult time.
January is the month known in Hollywood as the dumping ground, which seems an unreasonably narrow opportunity given the quality of American cinema these days.
PAGE C1 VOICE OF CUBA, IN BLOG FORM Yoani S?hez, a 35-year old mother from Havana, maintains a blog describing daily life in Cuba: a dreary, enervating routine of food shortages, transportation troubles and narrowed opportunity.
The equalising 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s of the 20th century have been replaced by inequality, narrowing opportunity, decline of meritocracy and rise of the super and ugly rich celebrocracy, avoiding taxes and concentrating their wealth in off-shore havens.
Still, Somalia is in far better shape than it has been since the last functioning central government collapsed in 1991, and Western officials say there is a narrow opportunity right now to make sure the country continues this momentum and does not slide back into war.
Published in the United States in May under the title "Havana Real" (Melville House), her book draws on the same collection of sketches of daily life in Cuba — a dreary, enervating routine of food shortages, transportation troubles and narrowed opportunity — that she has been posting on her Web site, Generation Y (desdecuba.com/generationy), since 2007.
Narrow opportunity windows for seam startups will require laser focus and rapid execution.
"That sort of liberalism holds no truck for ideologies that seek to close minds or narrow opportunity.
Ali and Hobson (2009) contend that increased drought frequency hastens herd depletion, narrows opportunity for rapid livelihood recovery, and intensifies pressure on depleted water and pasture resources.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov jumped at the narrow opportunity.
