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• The language of laughter: over the past 100 years, English has steadily been creeping into the mouths and minds of people all over Europe. Within Switzerland, the ascension of the English-language can especially be seen in the amount of Anglo theatre and stand-up comedy on offer, and its continued popularity.

... he hopes that arena-sized events come to fruition in the next few years. . Many of the comedians he ...

• Swiss News
• Num. 2011, Janvier 2011

• Transforming close air support.

... this comparatively simple concept to fruition. . The need for a lightweight precision weapon was...

• Armada International
• Vol. 35 Num. 4, Août 2011

• Nations and technology getting bolder.

... of a European drone project to fruition. The downside of course is the size of this organi...

• Armada International
• Vol. 35 Num. 3, Juin 2011

• Protecting vehicles when Gs cut in.

... in Mrap category vehicles were put to fruition in the Ranger, the Universal Engineering vehicle t...

• Armada International
• Vol. 34 Num. 6, Décembre 2010

• Weight, protection, dimensions ... Today's mobility Paradigm.

...The first programme to come to fruition involves the M-ATV, the first contract of which, w...

• Armada International
• Vol. 34 Num. 3, Juin 2010

• The European Commission's Communication On External Policy: A Us Perspective

This essay will present the views of a US observer on the politics and substance of the European Commission's proposed new policies toward bilateral and regional trade agreements. It will contrast both the rationale advanced by the Commission and the underlying politics surrounding FTAs with the situations in the United States, particularly the record of the Bush administration "Competitive Liberalisation" policy. It will also describe additional political and security considerations that form the basis for US regional trade policy. Finally, it will advance tentative predictions for the FTA policy in the future.

...While they may not reach fruition, there are announced plans for the ASEAN plus 3 na...

• Aussenwirtschaft; Zeitschrift für internationale Wirtshaftsbeziehungen
• Vol. 61 Num. 4, Décembre 2006

• Up'n stable: after a somewhat hesitant debut, the unmanned vertical take-off and landing aircraft now appears to have come of age. This is for a major part due to innovative techniques, miniaturized autopilots and navigation suites as well as restored credibility amongst potential users.

... another novelty that could soon come to fruition under the joint auspices of Eurocopter and Guimbal...

• Armada International
• Vol. 29 Num. 4, Août 2005

• Swiss support Albanian culture.

... local ideas like this to come to fruition is important for Pro Helvetia. "We are not here to...

• Swiss News
• Num. 2002, Juin 2002

• Can the Wto Rise to the Challange of Economic Development?

Looking back over the first four years of negotiation of the Doha Round this paper identifies and discusses a number of factors that are shaping negotiations among WTO members as they try to fulfil the development mandate for this multilateral trade negotiation. These factors are not just diplomatic in nature, indeed many relate to changes in how many view the potential impact of further multilateral trade rules and the 'legacy' effects of existing rules. Some of the proposed changes to WTO governance processes are assessed in the light of these considerations, and many are found wanting. The paper concludes that the fundamental implications of adopting a development mandate have not yet been comprehensively taken on board by WTO members and their officials.

... inevitably take time to come to fruition, and supplementary measures in the short to medium...

• Aussenwirtschaft; Zeitschrift für internationale Wirtshaftsbeziehungen
• Vol. 60 Num. 3, Septembre 2005

• New tanks for old: Part II: tank top upgrades.

...-developed T-72M4 CZ--is now coming to fruition. . However, Russia makes much of the need to invol...

• Armada International
• Vol. 26 Num. 6, Décembre 2002