Conduit Synchronizer

Medical professionals end up as the conduit of all the tremendous conflicts.

A fire in the thermal conduit near building 15 on Tverskaya Street occurred on the evening of October 31.

As a result of a fire in a conduit in the center of Moscow on Tverskaya Street, four passersby were injured.

Pursuant to the article, every citizen holds the right to freedom of expression and of access to information through any type of conduit.

He underestimated both Ukraine s leverage as the primary conduit for Russian gas exports to Europe and Europe s influence as the major consumer of Russian gas.

Iran has been heavily invested in the Assad regime, its lone Arab ally and the main conduit for delivering material support to Hezbollah in Lebanon.

The Black Sea is poised to become a key conduit for non OPEC, non Gulf oil and natural gas flowing into European markets and beyond.

So a third'' party, as in the wars in El Salvador or Guatemala of the 1980s, became indispensable as a conduit to mediate between the two.

In its early days, the Internet was often characterized as the ultimate egalitarian conduit of free flowing information a harbinger of the end of government controls.

As these and many other online conversations show, the Internet has become a central conduit for ethnic prejudice and hate speech during election periods in Zambia.

Mr. Putin has no need for the oligarchs to provide him with media support to avert a communist threat or offer a conduit for covert state financing.

What she does not seem to recognize is that America s deteriorating ties with Russia a key conduit for US military supplies to Afghanistan could undercut its basing strategy.

Despite the war (or perhaps because of it), Syrian citizen media networks, with increasing knowledge and skill, have been a major conduit for the documentation of the war.

Currently, they occupy about 120 square kilometers (46 square miles) near the Pangalanes Canal, a perfect conduit for amphibians that runs down the tropical east coast of the island.

German authorities have been deplorably tolerant of commercial bank involvement in complex asset backed securities investments, which were kept off their balance sheets via so called conduit operations in Ireland.

Moreover, the Senate spent weeks on a bill to force Obama to approve the Keystone XL pipeline, a 1,179 mile conduit to carry oil from Canada's tar sands to the US for refinement and export.

At the height of the Soviet Afghanistan war in the 1980 s, Pakistan was the covert conduit for Filipino Muslim militants passing to and from Afghanistan and back to the island of Mindanao, which has long been a stronghold of Muslim rebels.

Disagreement between Turkey and Iran initially centered on their conflicting approaches to the internal rebellion against Assad s dictatorship. Iran has been heavily invested in the Assad regime, its lone Arab ally and the main conduit for delivering material support to Hezbollah in Lebanon.

And so if language really is the solution to the crisis of visual theft, if language really is the conduit of our cooperation, the technology that our species derived to promote the free flow and exchange of ideas, in our modern world, we confront a question.

The Black Sea is poised to become a key conduit for non OPEC, non Gulf oil and natural gas flowing into European markets and beyond. The Black Sea region's long term stability and integration with the West is thus critically important to the long term energy security strategy of EU and NATO members.

From this perspective, the proposal to use the IMF as a conduit for ECB resources (thereby circumventing restrictions imposed by European Union s treaties), while providing the ECB with preferred creditor status, would exacerbate the Fund s exposure to risky borrowers. This arrangement could be seen as an unwarranted abuse of Fund seniority that, in addition, unfairly frees the ECB from the need to impose its own conditionality on one of its members.