India had emerged in recent years as an industrial economy.

One day of autonomy produces things that had never emerged.

The second had emerged with the Outline Law of 1956 and had vanished in 1963.

By January 2007, AQIM had emerged from the GSPC faction that did not demobilize.

Moreover, a number of clear trends had emerged in the course of the debate.

The important conclusions that had emerged, as described in paragraph 10 above, were described.

The United States had emerged from the war as the world s largest creditor, but it had a double vulnerability.

Burundi had recently emerged from a protracted period of civil war, but recent elections had given the country democratic institutions.

Youth have emerged.

Women have emerged.

Malaysia had a shorter downturn, and emerged from the crisis with a smaller legacy of debt.

New initiatives had therefore emerged to promote cooperation and exchange good practices both centrally and locally.

The multiple challenges faced by countries that had emerged from a systemic corrupt environment was raised.

2. The Board concluded that a broad convergence of views had emerged on the following elements

Households headed by children had also emerged (4.2 per cent) as a result of HIV AIDS.32

48. After a long period of stagnation in the area of nuclear disarmament, positive trends had emerged.

SARS emerged in Asia.

Most Muslim countries were governed for decades by autocrats who had either emerged directly from the armed forces, or had strong khaki support.

The Officer in Charge noted that 2005 had emerged as a remarkable year for international climate change policy.

Sami emerged from his coma.

Unavoidably, old new clichés emerged.

But several problems have emerged.

Old uncertainties have re emerged.

And what emerged inspired me.

Nonetheless, such violence had not emerged out of nothing, but had a direct and identifiable origin the stranglehold of Israeli occupation and its cumulative effects.

There had been tangible progress on many fronts, but new challenges had also emerged, most of which stemmed from the age old problem of poverty.

Terrorism had emerged as one of the main threats to democracy and human rights, including the right to life.

Nevertheless, having emerged from a long and unnecessary civil conflict, it had competing priorities that made such obligations onerous.

By January 2005, two major problems had emerged that potentially threaten the continuity, credibility and effectiveness of the NHRC.

Speaking of new opportunities that had emerged but that had not been widely recognized, the Under Secretary General pointed to the areas of finance and technology.

Official development assistance had stagnated during the past 15 years, despite all the commitments made to increase it, and new areas for development finance had emerged.

The Conference had condemned torture and arbitrary executions, but no concrete suggestions had emerged as to how existing machinery could be strengthened to eliminate such practices.

I had a sense of déjà vu when I saw the photos that emerged in 2004 from Abu Ghraib prison.

He led the Cuban operation in support of the Marxist Simba movement, which had emerged from the ongoing Congo crisis.

There was support for this proposal, particularly in light of ensuring future flexibility for technology that had not yet emerged.

A new danger had emerged on the international scene as a result of the deplorable events of 11 September 2001.

Sami finally emerged from the coma.

Today, another planetary threat has emerged.

Other censorship examples have emerged recently.

As a result, Native Queries emerged.

One important, practical difference has emerged.

Strong differences emerged in this regard.

New forms of employment have emerged.

But this innovation emerged in Brazil.

From the crowd a man emerged