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Latin America s Climate Vanguard

Is this the vanguard of the vigilante committee?

Gracynha Lóppez ( GracynhaLoppez) stresses his vanguard way of thinking

Thus he gives me the noble rank of vanguard commander.

Washizu take my vanguard, Miki, Spider's Web Castle.

So, this Vanguard Party that kind of creates this constant state of revolution.

This vanguard commander is vulnerable to arrows on every side.

Noriyasu leads the vanguard, swearing vengeance for the prince's father.

Thus We made them the vanguard and an example for posterity .

Thus We made them the vanguard and an example for posterity .

Rather, we must endeavour to place it once again in the vanguard of international lawmaking.

Virtually everywhere in Africa, we are witnessing the emergence of new forces for change which are in the vanguard of democracy civilian societies, especially free association and cooperative movements non governmental organizations and civic associations.

So the Vanguard is kind of the thing that is leading that is leading the march.

Admati and Hellwig are at the vanguard of the counterrevolution, challenging the great myths of banking head on.

It's a very profound notion to know that we as women are at the vanguard of this.

These are gateway species, vanguard species that open the door for other biological communities.

PJC It's a very profound notion to know that we as women are at the vanguard of this.

Since the Communist Party has a membership of 73 million people, such a democratic vanguard holds great potential.

These rules are then advertised as avant garde, implying that the PTAs are the vanguard of new rules.

In a Leninist philosophy you need this kind of a party system and he calls this Vanguard Party.

There is no evidence that he is part of any organized group, or in the vanguard of a revolutionary movement.

One of Tokyo Camera Club's top 10 images. This is from part one of a review of the new Vanguard travel tripod http vanguard.tokyocameraclub.com veo2_userreview page01.php Photographer Hara Tomoshi took the Vanguard tripod on a trip to photograph waterfalls and night scenes of industrial complexes.

Aware of the enormous responsibility towards the Child in particular as the vanguard and maker of the future of the Ummah

In war, this irregular contingent of hackers would become the vanguard behind which the PLA takes on the enemy.

They find that holding durations for two of America s primary shareholders, Fidelity and Vanguard, have not budged since 1985.

Now the young people who make up the vanguard of China's economic modernization are also nationalist minded football hooligans.

I believe that this places South Africa in the vanguard in the world in this area.

All of this points to a need for the Organization to be continually in the vanguard of political and economic developments.

And I've put this question here on slide as why England? England being kind of a metaphor for the vanguard of progress.

Indeed, the average holding period for America s core shareholders, like Fidelity and Vanguard, has increased in recent decades.

We are but a vanguard. The rest will join us just as soon as the festival is over.

Many countries still use outmoded methods but the American postman, always in the vanguard of progress, now has the helicopter at his disposal.

Of course, there s nothing wrong with vanguard groups of members forging ahead the recent diplomatic initiative concerning Iran s nuclear program is a case in point.

Their contribution in humanitarian, social and economic fields puts them in the vanguard as candidates for seats on the Council.

The Supreme Court has been in the vanguard of change and expressly stated on several occasions that trafficking is a violation of human rights and that the trafficking offence must be interpreted in a broad manner in accordance with the international conventions on trafficking and constitutional human rights law.

In December 2006, the Government published recommendations for a new class of four ballistic missile submarines to replace the current Vanguard class, starting 2024.

The U.S. Navy's attempt to put the first U.S. satellite into orbit failed with the launch of the Vanguard TV3 on December 6, 1957.

A colleague of mine got access to investment records from Vanguard, the gigantic mutual fund company of about a million employees and about 2,000 different workplaces.

They recommended that France should play a vanguard role in maintaining human rights and, therefore, also respond strongly to campaigns against migrants.

The United Nations is in the vanguard of this global movement, as a number of its entities have been actively engaged in an intensive and coordinated preparatory process.

It would be folly to predict the future of the region. However, this delegation is impressed with the region apos s ability to be in the vanguard.

The rate of change of y, for every small change in y, what is change in x.

Sweden was at the vanguard of the movement for women apos s rights, but the experience also showed how long the process took and the problems that remained.

Likewise, the United Nations, which has for long been in the vanguard of the fight against apartheid, should play a catalytic role in the transition to democratic rule.