Sentence examples for nucleus of future from inspiring English sources

NATO is to send fewer than 40 officers, the secretary general, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, said at a news conference, but he called the mission a "nucleus" of future operations.

Or flout the Kyoto obligations they solemnly undertook and admit to voters that they were not really serious about curbing greenhouse gases.In a recent British report on climate change, Sir Nicholas Stern said the European emission-trading scheme could become "the nucleus of future global carbon markets".

Bestelmayer's building was intended to be the nucleus of future development in the centre of Bonn.

The gords eventually (beginning in the 9th century) became the nuclei of future urban developments, attracting, especially in strategic locations, tradesmen of all kinds.

mRNAs from some of these genes accumulate in the posterior pole plasm of the oocyte and early embryo and localize further into RNA islands, which are transient ring-like structures that form around the nuclei of future primordial germ cells (pole cells) at stage 3 of embryogenesis.

This means that, while the goal of the surface treatment is both to roughen and harden the implants surface to provide improved osseointegration and fatigue properties, respectively, it appears that excessively high impact velocities are likely to create surface microcracks which are the nuclei of future fatigue cracks.

And it was also the time of the Fund for Concerned Photography, the nucleus of the future ICP.

The United Nations will still be responsible for justice, law and order and for the Kosovo Protection Corps, which most Kosovar Albanians believe to be the nucleus of their future army.

Some experts say the camp's organisers envisaged it as a vehicle for radicalising the Acehnese people and as the nucleus of a future Islamic state.

There is no sense that this current group can form the nucleus of a future challenge, not even with the off-season philosophical overhaul that ditched the Run'n'Gun approach of Mike D'Antoni in favour of the Chalk'n'Walk style of Terry Porter.

He saw Ghana as the nucleus of a future political federation of African states strong enough to safeguard its natural resources, and flex its muscles to project the African personality in world affairs.