America s Opposing Futures

Ambivalent Arabia

The contradictory college The conflicting origins, impacts, and futures of the community college.

European leaders have responded with a cacophony of proposals for restoring confidence.

But human nature is a bundle of conflicting passions and possibilities.

And Europe s din of conflicting voices appears to preclude it from claiming America s mantle.

A common will usually emerges without any emphasis on conflicting political tendencies and ambitions.

Are there universal human rights that transcend conflicting claims of particular cultural traditions?

Moreover, it threatens to turn into a battleground for its neighbors opposing interests.

Postponing important decisions leads to an inefficient budget shaped by competing national interests.

The seven years since Putin assumed power in the Kremlin have been a time of conflicting signals.

So the death penalty debate boils down to an exchange of conflicting ethical and utilitarian views.

The six year period since Vladimir Putin arrived in the Kremlin has been a time of deeply conflicting signals.

Not surprisingly, these conflicting demands and positions created many disputes between Pakistan and the West.

Despite these inconsistencies, the testimony of Garushyantz was the basis of her son's conviction for murder.

In short, there is no regulatory system that I trust more than the current messy world of conflicting interests.

One strategy for weakening ties among potential evaders is to introduce various conflicts of interests.

Today, as in the 1960 s or 1970 s, we face a fundamentally global problem of inconsistent monetary policies.

But the differences between the modern and archaic left, and the three countries contradictory national interests, seem to be trumping more superficial political affinities.

Given the diverging priorities in the field of disarmament and non proliferation today, we can hardly be surprised if we do not find a compromise.

In Italy, however, the Tunisian uprising is also a painful reminder of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi s tangle of conflicting private and public interests.

The deluge of conflicting data relating to various foods costs and benefits exemplifies the challenge inherent in making informed decisions.

The Court finally settled the conflicting views of the French Supreme Court departments and established the old rule of absolute abrogation as the sole legal doctrine of France.

When I visited Tripoli in March 2010 for a national reconciliation conference, the conflicting statements given by Saif al Islam and security officials surprised me.

Compared to monetary policy, fiscal policy is infinitely more complex, involving many more trade offs among competing interests.

Kurdish prime minster says kurdistan is open to refugees from mosul.

However, in our opinion, the Convention does not make adequate provision for special geographic situations and, as a consequence, is not able to establish an acceptable balance between conflicting interests.

On the contradicting versions of the facts and testimonies of witnesses of the prosecution and the defence, the Court ruled that the issue of credibility of witnesses was an issue under the competence of the trial court.

For example, cross checks and electronic and manual matching have been conducted in order to identify duplicate or overlapping or competing claims as mentioned above.

The climate change agenda has become so politically driven that important actors have tagged onto it all sorts of competing interests, economic and otherwise.

Decentralized organization, multiple leaderships, and conflicting ideological stances make the Salafi trend amorphous, volatile, and susceptible to manipulation and infiltration.

But Obama needs to provide stronger leadership on financial reform, where, as with health care, there is a welter of conflicting proposals.

While proponents argue that investment treaties reduce uncertainty, the ambiguities and conflicting interpretations of these agreements provisions have increased uncertainty.

Asymmetric information between sellers and buyers of financial products can easily leave buyers vulnerable to abuse, as we saw with mortgage backed securities.

After conflicting land claims were resolved, however, it went to Samuel Brown, Jr., who had bought the land from the Mahican chief, on condition that he pay 650 pounds extra.

The prosecutors have shown little interest in these discrepancies, doing their best to send the alleged conspirators to jail (and keep them there) even before the trial starts.

Another potential area of contention conflicting notions of personal privacy could inhibit the two sides ability to accomplish their shared goal of opening up the digital market.

Here, indeed, is the central point the need to move away from mythological, mutually exclusive rights of existence, conflicting historical narratives, and religious claims of ownership.

The judgment of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) concerning Serbia s involvement in the massacre of Bosnian Muslims at Srebrenica in 1995 should be greeted with considerable ambivalence.

Without agreements on the conditions of such exploitation there will remain imbalances of living conditions and the persistence of rival claims with their potential for future conflicts.

One clear threat to the enjoyment of human rights stems from conflicting and imprecise definitions of terrorism and or terrorist offences contained in numerous national laws and regional and subregional instruments.

Such mixed signals have further inflamed nationalist sentiments in China, and anti Japanese demonstrations have broken out in many Chinese cities, including an attack on the Japanese ambassador s official vehicle.

Governments must invest in transport and communication networks counteract asymmetric information, externalities, and unequal bargaining power moderate financial panics and recessions and respond to popular demands for safety nets and social insurance.

Though the conflicting information had been relatively minor in the current instance, his delegation was concerned that the problem should become much more serious once the Committee moved into the busier half of the session.

With the Germans helping to reconcile conflicting national interests by putting a little extra on the table, the process of European integration reached its apogee with the Maastricht Treaty and the introduction of the euro.