The pairing is not cursory.

But how many media reports make even a cursory effort to evaluate them?

Even a cursory glance at the present international situation makes evident the rationale for this observation.

But even a cursory look at these items reveals that they primarily reflect the interests of developed countries.

The Europeans typically picked their nominee behind the scenes, as did the Americans, after only cursory consultation with developing countries.

Yet, even the most cursory analysis reveals the vast gap in economic performance between them and Thailand in the past 50 years.

Such claims were as wrong then as they are now. But how many media reports make even a cursory effort to evaluate them?

A cursory glance at the suppressed history of religion reveals that even the foundational myths themselves are emergent culminations developed through influence over time.

His delegation was disappointed at the cursory treatment given in the 2005 World Summit Outcome to the all important topic of developing innovative sources of financing.

For reasons of space, it is only possible to address the case law of two of the regional bodies and even then in the most cursory fashion.

The delegation of Cuba is among those that have systematically criticized the partial and cursory manner in which the work of the Council is presented to the Assembly.

In the third country where the Framework was being used before detailed work commenced, the questions were only being answered in a cursory fashion which brought into doubt the value of the exercise.

The delegation of Cuba is among those that, both on and off the Security Council, has systematically criticized the partial and cursory way the Council apos s work is presented to the General Assembly.

The Europeans typically picked their nominee behind the scenes, as did the Americans, after only cursory consultation with developing countries. The outcome, however, was often not good for the IMF, the World Bank, or the world.

Obama s claim about record droughts similarly fails even on a cursory level the United States has in all academic estimates been getting wetter over the century (with the 1930 s dust bowl setting the drought high point).

17. It is also evident from the foregoing that the defendant State has examined the whole issue in depth and did not deal with it in the cursory manner suggested in paragraph 16.3 of the Committee apos s views.

Furthermore, a cursory glance at the performance record of the World Bank reveals that the institution, which publicly claims to help poor countries develop and alleviate poverty, has done nothing but increase poverty and the wealth gap, while corporate profits soar.

Is the proportion of three to one between the resources being devoted to peace keeping and related activities and those devoted to development appropriate? Obviously, priorities are being inverted and even the most cursory glance through the report shows this to be so.

The introduction will highlight the significance of the national reports, provide a brief and cursory overview of the formulation process, and indicate the number and languages of reports received by the end of April 1994 (final deadline for inclusion of national reports in the synthesis).

(b) While cursory references were made in some reports, notably the Whitaker and Aké Huslid reports, to the 1972 genocide of Hutus, a legal determination that the crime of genocide had been committed in Burundi was made only in respect of the 1993 massacres of Tutsis.

Even a cursory glance at the current international situation would be sufficient to highlight the need for an effective United Nations role and for implementation of the Charter in order to deal with the chronic hotbeds of tension that are widespread and that continue to threaten security and stability in many parts of the world.