From writing about how people functioned within cities, she analyzed how cities function within nations, how nations function with one another, how everyone functions in a world of conflicting moral principles, and, finally, how economies grow like biological organisms.
From writing about how people functioned within cities, she analyzed how cities function within nations, how nations function with one another, how everyone functions in a world of conflicting moral principles and, finally, how economies grow like biological organisms.
(For Australians and New Zealanders, Fiji and other Pacific island nations function much as the Caribbean does for North Americans: a fairly easy and reasonably priced getaway).
The organization was the first nonprofit organization to get its permanent travel license to Cuba, and was responsible for the first appearance by a Cuban ambassador for a non-United Nations function outside the U.N.-free travel zone in New York.
The Asia-Pacific region have considerably noted the increasing level of demand of transparency practices and free trade consensus policy measures within trade partners and non-trade partners as nations function as implementer of trade policy.
An understanding of how this nation functions is a very positive thing to do for our national security, not to mention our economic prosperity.
The nation functions, essentially, as one cohesive family unit (albeit a family with three million members).
This cash crunch is partly the result of how Africa's most populous nation functions politically: proceeds from oil, company taxes and import duties are paid into a central pool and every state sends a representative to the capital each month to collect a share.
The RSS, founded in the 1920s with a clear objective to make India a Hindu nation, functions as an ideological fountainhead to a host of hardline Hindu groups - including Mr Modi's BJP with which it has close ties.
In a statement, Mr. Gore said the nation functioned by "the consent of the governed" and relied upon voters' having "full faith and confidence in the electoral process from which the president derives his authority" -- putting Gov. George W. Bush of Texas on notice that his failure to win the popular vote could undermine his presidency.
The question they ask is how can a great nation function if the regulatory epicenter of its financial system has become so dysfunctional?
