Not surprisingly, emphasis on good governance can sometimes be equated with promoting democratic government.

As a result, market risks can be equated with the risks confronting individual market participants.

But a corporation s wishes should not be automatically and necessarily equated with those of its management.

They argue that poverty can be equated with powerlessness, and that the way to overcome poverty is through emancipatory social movements and civil society, not paternalistic aid programmes or corporate charity.

When we equated you with the Lord of the worlds .

When we equated you with the Lord of the worlds .

It refers to the Supreme Court's opinion that mental illness cannot be equated to a lack of legal capacity .

when we equated you with the Lord of all the worlds !

when we equated you with the Lord of all the worlds !

Climate change is equated with global warming, but much more than warming is involved.

Meanwhile, Islamic cultures entered a historical phase in which science was equated with Western influence and eschewed.

DRC added that the statement equated a group of an ethnic origin other than Danish with crime.

But food cannot be treated as just another commodity, and governments should develop appropriate policies, infrastructure, and institutions to ensure food security (not to be equated with total self sufficiency) at the national or regional level.

As regarded separation of the spouses, a woman's leaving her husband was equated with adultery, which was clearly discrimination against women.

In accordance with the Committee's constant jurisprudence, arbitrariness is not to be equated with against the law , but must be interpreted more broadly to include elements of inappropriateness, injustice, lack of predictability and due process of law.

When President George W. Bush s press secretary equated members of Hamas with the Mumbai killers, her comments were widely circulated in India.

When equated with the Earth or the natural world, such goddesses are sometimes referred to as Mother Earth or as the Earth Mother.

In accordance with the Committee's constant jurisprudence, the notion of arbitrariness is not to be equated with against the law , but must be interpreted more broadly to include elements of inappropriateness, injustice, lack of predictability and due process of law.

France s response to the tension between preserving the European project (equated with the single currency) and avoiding a chronically depressed economy will be to put off the day of reckoning for as long as possible.

By March 2005, following a gold selling program, the Swiss National Bank held 1,290 tonnes of gold in reserves which equated to 20 of its assets.

However, the introduction of a new term would have no impact on the content of the law, since acts that equated to torture were already prohibited.

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

As to the State party's argument that mental illness cannot be equated to a lack of legal capacity , the Committee considers that confinement of an individual to a psychiatric institution amounts to an acknowledgement of that individual's diminished capacity, legal and otherwise.

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.

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.

While it is true that an international court would not be a foreign court, it would not be a domestic court, either for purposes of handing over an accused person, it would have to be equated with a foreign court and, accordingly, it would be necessary to guarantee that the accused was able to fully exercise his right by the competent national authorities in an extradition proceeding.

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.

For more than four decades after Independence in 1947, India suffered from the economics of nationalism, which equated political independence with economic self sufficiency and so relegated the country to bureaucratic protectionism and stagnation.

Everyone can be wrong.

Revenge can be sweet.

Can Yemen Be Saved?

This can be achieved.

Complacency can be deadly.

Can Business Be Ethical?

Can Draghi Be Believed?

Can it be done?

Can Energy Be Governed?

Can Russia Be Great?

Can Russia be Saved?