In reality, China and the US do not have deeply rooted conflicting interests.

A third challenge is rooted in Europe s deeply held skepticism of financial markets.

In that sense, the US Japan alliance rests on deeply rooted joint interests.

The tradition is so deeply rooted that we hadn t given it thought until this discussion club.

Firstly UNCTAD's assistance was deeply rooted in its research work and benefited from its deliberative activities.

The case against nuclear power is deeply rooted in concerns over safety in general and radiation in particular.

Unlikely as it may be in view of Turkey's deeply rooted secularism, such a risk cannot be totally excluded.

Even then, successfully changing institutions is easier said than done, as they are rooted in deeply enshrined norms and values.

Discrimination between men and women is often unintentional and tends to be based on a specific, deeply rooted historical stereotype.

What is less understood is that China s success has also depended on its entrepreneurs and their deeply rooted patterns of activity.

In Czechoslovakia in 1968, communist reformers appealed to democratic ideals that were deeply rooted in the country s pre World War II past.

These include problems deeply rooted in socio economic shortfalls for which solutions need to be achieved by means other than military action.

At the same time, the prince has cannily used deeply rooted cultural and religions norms to pressure Al Qaeda s recruits to give up violence.

Snowden did not create the security privacy dilemma, but he did illuminate a deeply rooted problem that Western leaders have long tried to obscure.

There still exist stereotypes regarding desirable occupations, as well as professions that are more performed by women or men and these are deeply rooted.

But its eruption was far more deeply rooted in the American version of capitalism, which aims at high levels of competition, innovation, returns, and compensation.

The Government considers that social and cultural patterns of conduct that are deeply rooted in the collective consciousness cannot be modified simply by enacting legislation.

To be sure, the rise of populism in Europe was not caused by the French nationalism is deeply rooted in Europe s history and has many causes.

Mr. Zapatero (Spain) (spoke in Spanish) The people of Spain have traditionally demonstrated deeply rooted feelings of international solidarity, which have grown ever stronger in recent times.

Experience has shown that deeply rooted caring behaviours can be changed using approaches that aim to raise community awareness and their involvement in health and nutrition programmes.

But eurozone leaders inability to assuage doubt about their commitment to the euro after two and a half years of crisis suggests that the problem is deeply rooted.

That strategy s popular appeal will not end with the Bush administration, because neo conservatism feeds on a set of public fears that are deeply rooted in American history.

Sixty years have passed since the end of the Second World War, and the seeds and peace are now deeply rooted in the hearts of the world's people.

Some of these untranslatable words are already well known by now (like the famous Portuguese saudade), and others are deeply rooted in a particular culture (for example, the Spanish sobremesa).

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a multiethnic and multireligious country where tradition and culture have a significant influence on behavior of women and men and are deeply rooted in the collective consciousness.

Cultural traditions were a particular obstacle to the full realization of human rights, since they were deeply rooted in society and therefore difficult to change, despite progress in policy and legislation.

Whereas British democracy is deeply rooted despite its supposedly unwritten constitution, and the US constitution has been amended only 26 times since 1787, France has redrafted its constitution 15 times since 1789.

Although the State had taken legislative and policy measures after liberation, the idea of women's inferiority was deeply rooted in Korea's 2,000 year old feudal tradition and would take time to disappear.

Unlike Jinnah and other leaders of the Congress, Gandhi did not wear western style clothing, did his best to use an Indian language instead of English, and was deeply rooted in Indian culture.

Former US Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan may be right when he says This crisis is different a once or twice a century event deeply rooted in fears of insolvency of major financial institutions.

It s not just that Dylan wrote great songs he wrote songs that were deeply rooted in the history of his times, and in a musical and verbal folk tradition that goes back for decades.

Mobutu s rule was, of course, deeply flawed, but he was not alone within the pan African movement in such thinking.

Radical, what does it mean? It's something which is rooted, and something which is rooted deep in a tradition.

American violence is rooted in history.

Both movements are rooted in economic concerns.

Democracy has become firmly rooted in Bangladesh.

So the hierarchy is rooted on two ideas.

In fact, this requirement is rooted in history.

And at the mountains , how they are rooted ?

And at the mountains , how they are rooted ?

That message echoes Solzhenitsyn s famous commencement address at Harvard in 1978 Any ancient deeply rooted autonomous culture, especially if it is spread on a wide part of the earth s surface, constitutes an autonomous world, full of riddles and surprises to Western thinking.

The democratic way of life was a deeply rooted article of faith for over a billion Indians whose nation had a democratic, pluralistic and secular society, an autonomous and impartial judiciary, a vibrant civil society, a free media and independent human rights institutions.

Attempts to curb the rights deeply rooted in the Treaty amount to an amendment of the Treaty and fall far beyond the mandate of the review process as envisaged in paragraph 3 Article VIII and decision of the 1995 Review and Extension Conference.

The franchises and rejigged ideology mean that some fragments of Al Qaeda will probably survive, because they are embedded more deeply within particular localities.

Today s tensions are rooted in paralysis on global rebalancing.