Capitalize on institutional diversity.

Good coaches analyze their game and their opponent s game, so that they can capitalize on errors and benefit from good luck.

Meanwhile, Hamas is seeking to capitalize on its growing popularity by winning elections.

Be careful We capitalize nationalities, days of the week, and languages in English.

What do we need to capitalize on this? First of all, we need resources.

The extent to which the US will capitalize on these opportunities remains to be seen.

Besides, the US needs these investments to help re capitalize its badly weakened financial system.

The next US president should be able to capitalize on Americans fundamental optimism, pragmatism, and activism.

But it also should not be equated with the political Islamism that strives to capitalize on it.

Indeed, militant Islamists, hoping to recover from the devastating blows they have absorbed since the war on terror began, are already positioning themselves to capitalize on the coming war with Iraq.

Even Sweden s out of power Socialists, the country s dominant party for a century, have failed to capitalize on the crisis.

And, as always, some businesses will try to capitalize on fandom to market themselves, such as this Tokyo ramen shop.

If Chile's rightist political parties want to capitalize on Mr. Lavin's popularity, they must show that they have moved away from their bedrock conservative ideology and have become pragmatic, modern, and issue oriented.

China has been eager to capitalize on the animosity between Japan and South Korea to undermine America s security interests in Asia.

The US should capitalize on this situation, leveraging Russian concerns and interests to induce China to join strategic arms control efforts.

This improvement did not trickle down to ordinary citizens, and there was no effective media and communication strategy to capitalize on it.

The negative image stuck so quickly that some entrepreneurs even decided to capitalize on the perception of Ukraine as a dangerous place.

In 2006, the ruling party VMRO DPMNE changed their election campaign color scheme from red and black to orange in order to capitalize on the 2004 Ukrainian Orange Revolution and appear pro Western and progressive.

They have sought to capitalize on the vacuum of knowledge in Ireland regarding EU affairs and the Yes side s relative lateness to mobilize.

Today, some politicians want to capitalize on Eastern Europe's desire to be part of Europe to reopen historical issues to their political advantage.

The government has established a new agency, Central Hujin Investment Company, to manage and re capitalize big state owned banks before they are sold.

An easy to use online reporting option is crucial if the government wants to capitalize on the volunteer efforts of citizens combing the lists.

Similarly, direct investment by Japanese firms is increasing as they relocate production facilities to China to capitalize on lower labor costs and high quality engineering talent.

There is certainly a degree of envy for what others have accomplished and a sense of desperation about how Al Qaeda can capitalize on this change.

60. Government and private sector businesses should capitalize on the opportunity to use the experience and skills of older workers to train younger and newer employees.

Paradoxically, this new environment, though daunting, is less troublesome for the US in fact, it provides fresh opportunities for the US to capitalize on its unique position.

The Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, sought to capitalize on the issue, asserting The president s plans haven t worked he doesn t have a plan to get the economy going.

This will capitalize on the US military s ability to project force around the world quickly, while providing a more flexible and politically palatable way of doing so.

The first is the need to capitalize on public support and continue the disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration process that started under the National Transitional Council but was never completed.

The township of Tomamae has attempted to capitalize on this gruesome part of its past by creating a bear road and a detailed reconstruction of the bear attack itself.

But the point remains that it is not The Media (I capitalize deliberately here) that somehow miraculously and mischievously runs a racist conspiracy to value some deaths more than others.

Or is Sarkozy simply trying to capitalize on his global visibility to reinforce his popularity at home, where a majority of French citizens continue to support their hyperactive president s diplomatic leadership?

It was launched in 2001, and is likely the local government's attempt to capitalize on a popular book and movie and draw tourists to what is a pretty isolated community in Japan.

The region in and around Syria is also populated by extremist Islamist groups that are attempting to expand their spheres of influence and that are quick to capitalize on instability in any country.

And now while every news media outlet tries to capitalize on her death, while members of this society raise her son to hate her mother s memory we as citizens won t be held accountable.

Despite widespread misperceptions about the practical impact of genomic research, the science has hit its stride, and we need to capitalize on this momentum if we are to realize the opportunity of individualized medicine.

And I was trying to figure if there was some way we could build something that would capitalize on that and try and get people back up energy, in case the crisis really came.

Individual firms might have splendid investment opportunities to enlarge plant and equipment, capitalize on new software, or exploit new research and new training of key personnel but might be deterred by cash shortages or perceived macroeconomic risks.

Despite his 2013 declaration that Russia should be focusing on the literate use of soft power, he failed to capitalize on the soft power boost afforded to Russia by hosting the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi.

If Chile's rightist political parties want to capitalize on Mr. Lavin's popularity, they must show that they have moved away from their bedrock conservative ideology and have become pragmatic, modern, and issue oriented. If the right fails to convince voters that it has, in fact, moved in this direction, it is likely to go back to its traditional 30 of the vote.

News of a Cossack group s attack on Navalny and his entourage is the leading news story across much of Russian social media today, and the travel company Aviasales decided to capitalize on the story, incorporating it into posts on Facebook, Twitter, and Vkontakte.

So he learnt, from Kapitonich, from his nurse, from Nadenka, and from Vasily Lukich, but not from his teachers.

Far from eye far from heart.

(i) Two from those elected from African States, two from those elected from Eastern European States and two from those elected from Western European and other States

Musawwira from Ghana, Hadya from Pakistan, Jaleel from Iran who uses fire.