Competition would thus spread outward.

Their outward personas have also changed over time.

Japan developed an outward looking protectionist strategy and structure.

The scream multiplies, elevates, rocks, trembles and flows outward.

Meanwhile, outward foreign direct investment yields 20 annually, on average.

From all outward appearances, John had everything going for him.

A sober minded man adapts himself to outward things a reckless man tries to adapt outward things to himself. That's why progress depends on reckless people.

There is seldom applause, and often no outward evidence of movement.

Digital India is the government s most visible, outward looking public initiative.

It was an outward expression of what he has been through inside...

The Buddhist art spread outward from Gandhāra to other parts of Asia.

Sometimes, this will require extending institutions outward from nation states and strengthening global governance.

God grant you outward success and inward peace,' he added, holding out his hand.

The two movements' symbols and outward appearance, moreover is nearly indistinguishable to the layman.

Similarly, the surge in China s outward FDI is good for China and for host countries.

Leaders of social movements also need to manage the inward and outward flows of information.

Will he surprise by opening up and running an efficient, stable and outward oriented economy?

So what we need to look now is, instead of looking outward, we look inward.

The Lisbon Treaty envisages the EU as a highly outward looking entity on the international stage.

From those positions, the police were seen expanding the perimeter even farther outward from Zuccotti Park.

Objects that move radially, i.e., directly toward or away from a viewer, produce a stimulus on the eye that is continuously increasing or decreasing in size.

Objects that move radially, i.e., directly toward or away from a viewer, produce a stimulus on the eye that is continuously increasing or decreasing in size.

Our visual system automatically transforms such changing stimulus inputs into objects that appear to be rigid i.e., unchanging in perceived size but moving radially in three dimensional space.

Our visual system automatically transforms such changing stimulus inputs into objects that appear to be rigid i.e., unchanging in perceived size but moving radially in three dimensional space.

But what would an appreciation of the renminbi do to China s inward and outward foreign direct investment (FDI)?

With foreign manufacturers piling in to satisfy a new hunger for consumer durables, India turned its gaze outward.

No matter how we try, it is impossible to distinguish good people from bad people by outward appearances.

Because most of China s outward FDI is from state owned enterprises (SOEs), suspicions of non commercial motivations are widespread.

As their operations are less visible, it is likely that their outward FDI, and therefore China s total, is understated.

The younger, more modern, and outward looking elements broke away from the traditional, anti western, anti Semitic older generation.

Japan s outward FDI rocketed from 7 billion in 1984 to 20 billion in 1986, peaking at 48 billion in 1990.

The political balance in these countries has tilted decisively in favor of pro trade groups with an outward looking orientation.

It's called inflationary cosmology, which identified a particular kind of fuel that would naturally generate an outward rush of space.

The increasing international competitiveness of Chinese firms, together with government policy, has been the main driver of China s skyrocketing outward FDI.

Another type of defensive reaction this time to outward FDI may well arise once the offshoring of services gathers more speed.

Some astronomers also classify centaurs as inward scattered Kuiper belt objects along with the outward scattered residents of the scattered disc.

As recently as 2001, only 5 of outward FDI came from non OECD countries by 2011, that share had soared to 21 .

History The existence of a continuous stream of particles flowing outward from the Sun was first suggested by British astronomer Richard C. Carrington.

China s outward FDI more than doubled in 2005 2007, from 12 billion to 27 billion, and then more than doubled again in 2008, to 56 billion. Outflows continued to rise to 57 billion in 2009, a time when global FDI flows had collapsed by 50 , making China the world s fifth largest outward investor.

The political consensus in favor of universal education, outward oriented trade, health for all, and a science and technology oriented economy must be strengthened.

China s outward FDI rose by almost 50 per year from 2004 to 2010 Brazil, Singapore, and Hong Kong have been major investors in Europe.

A number of American strategists are eager to ring China with a NATO like defensive barrier, building outward from the US Japan Security Treaty.

With nearly half the population below the poverty line, the country s pervasive inequalities underlie its tumultuous political history, soaring crime levels, and massive outward migration.

The EU s enlargement policy is not merely some expensive, expendable annoyance it is a vital component of the EU s security and outward projection of power.

Begimai Sataeva on NewEurasia.net calls the outward migration of the bright and skilled young people a 'real tragedy' that affects Kyrgyzstan's economy and international competitiveness.