I think such preparedness would go a long way toward peaceful coexistence, at least in cold-weather countries.
AS summer arrives, sandwich-board signs hawking warm-weather drinks sprout on city sidewalks: sangria, margaritas, daiquiris, mojitos and other coolers born of hot-weather countries.
Ford has already replaced 16-inch Wilderness tires in hot-weather countries like Saudi Arabia, a fact he said could be used against the company in litigation.
Nineteen of the teams, most of them from warm-weather countries, were represented by just one athlete, usually a token participant in cross-country skiing or alpine skiing.
The effect of brise-soleil on the design of buildings in hot-weather countries has been to produce an amorphous outer covering to the facade that conceals the building's actual functions but has potential for creating harmony in street designs by means of its patterned effect.
But stringent environmental regulations in practically every cold-weather country are forcing idle ships to warmer anchorages.
One is that the recent extreme weather in countries such as the US and UK means climate change has rapidly moved from being a concept to a stark reality.
Warmer waters in the Indian Ocean and a strong Niño formation have contributed to drier weather across country, according to Austrailia's Bureau of Meteorology, which warned late last year that the country was "not well buffered with moisture leading into the warmer months".
The company has also managed to weather the country's volatile economy, turning a profit every year since 1992.
The company has also managed to weather the country's notoriously volatile economy, turning a profit every year since 1992.
This raises questions about the forces' ability to weather the country's deep factional differences after the NATO troop withdrawal in 2014.
