Eurozone Budgets Under the Spotlight

South Korea in the G 20 Spotlight

Golly, you got us in a spot.

Footlights!

This puts the spotlight on India all the more.

I'm not accustomed to being in the limelight.

( Violins) And what stars lit these footlights!

Maybe it has some of the inconvenience of the spotlight...

LONDON Giving up the spotlight is never easy.

It is a terrifying thought, but if the action of the Council in reducing the Social Fund as they did is to be taken as an indication of their attitude, then they appear to

Tom stepped into the spotlight.

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That same month, a lottery scandal threw the BMW brand into the limelight once again.

I don't want to make the mistake of thinking that a schematic solution would be suitable in this sector.

America will be in the spotlight once again.

That must mean sharing HIV's more notorious spotlight.

Couldn't do it without a spotlight, could you?

So as long as immigration remains in the spotlight, it seems Donald Trump will remain too.

The WTO ministerial conference in Hong Kong has put the organisation in the media spotlight.

The old economies appear to be returning to the spotlight.

TOKYO For 30 years after World War II s end, Vietnam claimed the global spotlight.

TOKYO For 30 years after World War II s end, Vietnam claimed the global spotlight.

The issue that springs to mind is that of employment, which is currently in the limelight of the Brussels bureaucracy.

And only a few pages later there he was in the limelight again in connection with the yellow billed cuckoo.

And after all the hoopla of Live 8, we're still not anywhere in the picture.

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France, obviously in the limelight, remained silent, again leaving Germany to feel abandoned by its partners.

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According to Robinson, this had an effect on the quality of the film.

In the course of the year, the searchlight has been directed to a more than usual degree upon the situation of people with disabilities, and it has revealed a lot of shortcomings.

Mario Monti, the European Union's Commissioner for Competition Policy, is often in the spotlight, usually to popular acclaim.

The Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Open University, established in 1982, is the first distance learning open university in India.

So as not to disappoint anyone in the Conservative group here in front of me, I will come back to that issue later!

The recent Greek elections have brought more radical parties to the fore.

The setup of stage lighting is tailored for each scene of each production.

Late this spring, something changed, and within a few weeks moderates made dramatic public advances.

With Japan s upcoming G 8 presidency and the Beijing Olympic Games next year, Asia will be under a spotlight as never before.

Now B, he's answered yes. He wants someone else to answer no, because he wants the spotlight on him, and the question is somewhat important to him.

These are the crash test dummies, waiting for their chance to take the center stage.

There was at first, but it's just the way that it was done that has annoyed us.

Nor was Arafat helped by world events that shifted the spotlight to Bush s wars on terrorism in Afghanistan and Iraq.

The XIVth International Conference on AIDS in Barcelona last month put the global HIV epidemic back in the spotlight justifiably so.

At the end of the day, not only the gay community, but the Latino and especially Puerto Rican communities, will have been protagonists among the victims of this tragedy in Orlando.

On 19 November 1981 in this very Chamber, I pointed out that we had limited ourselves to pro posals which did not require any amendment to thè Treaties.

Its bloody ten year civil war, however, was seldom in the international limelight.