Moreover, the distinction between economic and technical regulation and competition enforcement can often be blurred.

You can see, on the right, a mammogram showing a faint tumor, the edges of which are blurred by the dense tissue.

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The traditional boundaries between labor and capital are becoming blurred.

After twelve years of transition, the answer to the first question has blurred.

Contemporary armed conflicts have blurred the distinction between international and internal armed conflicts.

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Physical distances have been increasingly blurred, and the world has become as one family.

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That might happen one day, as the borderlines between different sub sectors of the financial system become more blurred.

International boundaries are often blurred by the processes of globalization, but in South America some maritime borders remain contested.

However, while this has blurred the old division, new ones have emerged, splintering today s world into four inter connected tiers.

We live in a world where the clear distinction between conflict among States and conflict within States has become blurred.

Although the range of such suffixes that might be coined is limitless, some have gained such widespread usage that the boundary between established honorifics and wordplay has become a little blurred.

The line between information and entertainment has never been as sharp as some intellectuals imagine, and it is becoming increasingly blurred.

Internet facilitated the dissemination of such information and made it easy accessible but, at the same time, blurred the reliability threshold.

The distinction between languages for system programming and applications programming became blurred with widespread popularity of PL I, C and Pascal.

He also points out that new interactive forms of media have blurred the distinction between producers of news and their audience.

Legal scholar Anne Davies, for instance, argues that the line between public institutions and private entities like corporations is becoming blurred in certain areas of public service in the United Kingdom, and that this can compromise political accountability in those areas.

These countries massive combined bank and government debt the distinction everywhere in Europe has become blurred makes rapid sustained growth a dream.

Under a theocratic system of government, like that of Saudi Arabia, the lines that separate the religious from the political are blurred.

She underlined that the differences in scope and application of these regimes should not be blurred and that during armed conflict international humanitarian law was the lex specialis in relation to human rights law.

Of course, everyone would prefer it if the line between monetary and fiscal policy had not become blurred as a result of the crisis.

This can be a factor, and everybody can be saying it's counterintuitive. It can be a story, it can be experience.

That might happen one day, as the borderlines between different sub sectors of the financial system become more blurred. But, for now, however logical such an objective may be, it is probably too much to hope for.

Over the last hundred and fifty years or so, science has kind of blurred this distinction between non living and living systems, and now we consider that there may be a kind of continuum that exists between the two.

Even in famous private Chinese companies like Lenovo and Huawei Technologies, the ownership structure is highly convoluted, and the boundaries of state and private control rights blurred.

Staffing of the procurement function in the network of the organizations' country offices (over 130 of them for UNDP, UNHCR and UNICEF, for example) seems particularly blurred.

Tinnitus can be intermittent, or it can be continuous, in which case it can be the cause of great distress.

It can be sales it can be you've got an award for something it can be, people have done it before it can be your beta tests are going great.

But his accusers the two Swedish women who have brought the complaints against him are consistently identified only as Miss A and Miss W, and their images are blurred.

I mean it can be devastating, it can be revelatory, it can actually be quite funny, like my stupid Chinese character mistake.

Civic media can be all about mobilization. It can be all about community documentation.

These rules can be ignored only if justification is clear, or can be provided.

There can be no development without security. There can be no security without development.

With ever more powerful processors, silicon chess players developed the ability to calculate so far ahead that the distinction between short term tactical calculations and long term strategic planning became blurred.

In a country that is said to belong to the royal family and is named after it, the lines between state assets and the personal wealth of senior princes are blurred.

However, this system did not cover all social groups while the distinctions between all groups became blurred ever since the commercialization of Chinese culture in the Song Dynasty (960 1279 CE).

CA But words, saying things, you know, can be constructive it can be really damaging.

It can be in an organization at school, it can be a not for profit.

The autonomy can be territorial, cultural and local, and can be more or less extensive.

Everyone can be wrong.

Revenge can be sweet.