Russia s Inevitable Democratization

What could happen, but the inevitable?

The inevitable Mr. Chandler.

You have to accept the inevitable.

The Global Economy s Inevitable Hard Landing

The Inevitable Re Birth of European Integration

We cannot postpone the inevitable.

Nevertheless, the plan also has the inevitable drawbacks.

Public apathy bordering on fatalism is the inevitable result.

In a sense, the inevitable is coming to pass.

Dominion and one of those things that is contributing to that is the inevitibility of a late game.

You're only delaying the inevitable Colonel Moran.

I call Mr Pranchère.

So the need for debt restructuring is an unavoidable reality.

At the end of the present Regulation, the inevitable comitology crops up.

An incredible number of postcards, letters and parcels of various weights cross the frontiers, and postal charges are a real burden to many.

Waiting for the inevitable mobile phone footage to confirm his capture death. Libya

Having money available in advance, on standby for the inevitable, would be sound global policy.

Upon reaching her kingdom, she discovers the inevitable, yet unexpected, plot twist

Upon reaching her kingdom, she discovers the inevitable, yet unexpected plot twist

Thirdly, we need urgent and massive aid for the areas so badly affected.

However, this unavoidable specialisation of scientific disciplines must not blind us to their common features.

Death, the inevitable end of everything, confronted him for the first time with irresistible force.

Many claimed that the Kremlin was delaying the inevitable but ultimately would not block independence.

As for paragraph 6 of the report, it quite classically announces the transfers of powers that are bound to follow.

As you can see, this is a major innovation, but, I repeat, it is unavoidable.

Being subservient to American power, as Japan has been since 1945, was the inevitable consequence of a catastrophic war.

The Söllner case does, as so often in connection with silent guilt, raise questions.

Unfortunately, at this moment, none is prepared for these unenviable, yet inevitable, tasks.

Am I right that you thought if you could get him to come back here it was almost inevitable that the inevitable should happen?

This is, however, an unavoidable consequence of his cult of personality this is the identity the impostors will use for their fraudulent ends.

We can allow this adjustment to be made at national level, as has hitherto been the case, or we can try to come to some kind of framework agreement, as Mr Vredeling called it, at European level to settle the matter, giving the two sides of industry in each

The globalisation of the economy, which is inevitable, is only accepted if it improves living and working conditions.

If single crop agriculture ceases in these areas, drought, neglect, or salinisation will inevitably ensue.

South Korea and Japan need to have their views taken into serious account if this now inevitable withdrawal is to succeed.

The inescapable information deficit obstructs all those smoothly working adjustment mechanisms i.e., flexible wages and flexible interest rates posited by mainstream economic theory.

Together, government and business spent more in the first half of 1930 than in the corresponding period of the previous year.

For Ireland and Greece, the calculation reveals that the EC budget is acting in a strongly procohesive manner, and does so less emphatically for Portugal.

To tell the truth, nobody was in favour of this reform, given the inevitable risk of deadlock.

It is then that Britain can channel its unforgettable past while embracing its unavoidable future.

We shall always be having the brat on our hands, and the servant, the neighbours, and husband, all sorts of worries.

I should like to ask the President in Office of the Council whether he is aware that in the city of Cork the second city in the Irish Republic the Ford Motor Company, established there for more than 50 years, is about to close down with the loss of 800 jobs, and this in a city

The reductio ad absurdum of this path was the Athens Summit, where the Prime Ministers them selves saw that to come together to negotiate milk quotas was ridiculous.

Globalization means the unavoidable transformation of nations, businesses, and individuals in Africa no less than anywhere else in the world.

It is also regrettable that the vital 'revision of certain transit provisions' has been largely skated over (paragraph 17.6.4.).