Japan s Nationalist Turn

Pakistan s Tipping Point

And it was a turning point.

For Africa, 2015 must be a turning point.

This occurred most markedly at the turn of the year .

1863 American Civil War The Battle of Gettysburg begins.

Indeed, the US is on the cusp of energy self sufficiency.

But, taken together, they create a climate and perhaps form a watershed.

As in previous years , this occurred most markedly at the turn of the year .

Some meetings of the European Council are seen by some as turning points in the history of the European Union.

The data up to May confirm that the size of banks overall balance sheets has increased since the turn of the year .

At a turning point in European history, our innovative alternative was thrown into the dustbin.

The French Revolution marked a turning point for Weiswampach, when it became a municipality governed by a mayor.

Three month sterling futures indicated a yet more substantial turnaround in expected short term interest rates .

Following the strong contraction in activity at the turn of the year , real GDP declined only slightly in the second quarter of 2009 .

That could be a turning point, provided it is adequately reinforced with additional steps toward greater integration.

The green based economic strategy is a comprehensive overhaul of South Korea's economy, utilizing nearly two percent of the national GDP.

Following sharp declines at the turn of the year , euro area exports started to rebound in mid 2009 .

Regardless of whether the UK ultimately separates politically from the continent, the coming year will mark a turning point for Europe.

But it might also have been one of those natural turning points, a collective and spontaneous decision to say Enough of depression, let s move on.

The latest data also confirm that the reduction in the size of banks overall balance sheets has not continued since the turn of the year .

Indeed, in terms of growth of output per employed worker, Japan has done quite well since the turn of the century.

The latest data confirm that the reduction in the size of banks overall balance sheets has not continued since the turn of the year .

It should be recognised that the intensification of the financial market turmoil since mid September marks a potential watershed in the evolution of monetary developments .

This is a clear signal that the carbon era has reached a turning point as a result, there will be more investment in renewable energy.

Politically, reduced reliance on foreign oil may allow the US to concentrate on its foreign policy shift toward Asia.

BERLIN In the coming months, several serious regional economic and political crises could combine into one mega watershed, fueling an intense global upheaval.

It remains to be seen whether Obama s inclusion of institutional renewal in his inaugural address marks a turning point in America s approach to multilateralism.

It is their first album composed of entirely original material, and represents a musical turning point for the band, who had begun to record songs with more layering and production techniques.

In contrast to the synchronised downturn in trade around the turn of the year , export developments in 2009 were markedly less uniform across destinations .

These patterns contributed to a turning point in US long term bond yields in October but left European yields initially unaffected .

The Battle of Stalingrad, a major turning point of the war, began on 23 August 1942 with a bombing campaign by the Luftwaffe.

FISCAL POLICY IN NEED OF A STRATEGIC TURNAROUND Past and prospective fiscal developments , as recorded by the European Commission and outlined in the updated stability programmes , give rise to a number of serious challenges .

Pakistan s homegrown terrorist groups know that the country is at a tipping point, and are attacking candidates and voters who favor a secular state.

Then, at the turn of the 12th and 13th centuries, the rulers of Vladimir (notably Andrew the Pious and Vsevolod III), anxious to defend their eastern border, systematically pillaged Bulgarian cities.

In terms of product breakdown , the improvements have been more pronounced for intermediate goods , partly as a result of the turn in the inventory cycle outside the euro area .

The recent explosion of long dormant public outrage should be a tipping point, precipitating genuine progress toward a more equal society.

This resulted in a turn in the revolutionary process to the political left, with the main sectors of the economy, such as the banks, transportation, steel mills, mines, and communications companies, being nationalized.

The turnaround in market sentiment was intensified by expectations of diverging paces of economic activity in the member countries , combined with uncertainties about the future stance of monetary policies .

First , when econdmies enter a turning point in the business cycle , uncertainty about both future real and inflationary developments tends to increase .

In fact, Hollande s victory was underpinned not by a leftward shift among the electorate, but by voters rejection of Nicolas Sarkozy.

Obama s recalibration has accentuated the realist turn in American foreign policy, according to which the US is now willing to intervene only when its immediate interests are at stake.

The turnaround initially reflected the gradual easing of monetary conditions highlighted above before the sudden surge in long term interest rates took over as the dominant factor .

evidence also indicates that the underlying developments in a broader monetary aggregate including OFI deposit holdings allow turning points in inflation to be identified earlier .

The document itself represents a watershed, because it provides the data needed for a scientific and empirical discussion of an issue that is too often debated in ideological terms.