These trends will become more difficult to reconcile and keep orderly if governance systems fail to adjust.

Some provisions of the draft convention could prove difficult to reconcile provisions of Directive 2000 31 EC

What was true for the alchemists of yore remains true today gold and reason are often difficult to reconcile.

But that position is difficult to reconcile with Germany s inability to call into question the euro or European structures and treaties.

In the Internet environment, the traditional view of a leader being decisively in control is difficult to reconcile with reality.

Russia s need to reconcile its role in these negotiations with its interests in Syria makes an already complicated dialogue more difficult.

But this benign interpretation is difficult to reconcile with the finding that these positive returns are concentrated around corporate news announcements.

Pakistan might find it extremely difficult to reconcile the security of its Chinese ally with its de facto proxy war with India.

The principle of zero nominal growth in the proposed 2006 2007 programme budget was difficult to reconcile with the new challenges facing the Organization.

But cooperation has proved to be difficult, if only because each participating institution has rules and constraints that are not easy to reconcile with the others .

According to the State party, a finding by the Committee that there has been a violation in this case would be extremely difficult to reconcile with this conclusion.

The risk is that the phenomenon leads to widespread disruptions, as increasingly difficult national policy challenges stoke regional tensions and the multilateral system proves unable to reconcile imbalances safely.

Philosophical differences are extremely difficult to reconcile. Just as Platonists and Aristotelians struggled against one another for millennia, Kantians and utilitarians have been at one another s throats for centuries.

Of course, such considerations might have little influence on prices. What was true for the alchemists of yore remains true today gold and reason are often difficult to reconcile.

Perhaps Yanukovich s retreat from Europe should have been foreseen, given behavior like locking up his political opponents that has been difficult to reconcile with European values and democratic norms.

23. The Committee is concerned that various provisions of the Press Law, and their frequent invocations, are difficult to reconcile with the provisions of article 19 of the Covenant.

It's hard to reconcile study with work.

It's hard to reconcile study with work.

It is impossible to reconcile these views.

This is difficult to reconcile with lending to a country like Iran, which publicly executes individuals for sexual deviance, imprisons women who protest peacefully, and silences journalists who are critical of the regime.

Obviously, it is impossible to reconcile all of these objectives.

To overthrow all those who reconcile or cooperate with Zionists

How do you reconcile the two things?

Draft guideline 3.1.13 sought to reconcile the two apparently contrasting views.

They inhibited the repatriation of refugees and internally displaced people, not only during conflicts but also in post conflict situations, making it difficult for the country to forget and reconcile and to rebuild international trust, peace and stability for the long term.

No less is required to reconcile independence with accountability in a democratic society.

Google s move seemed to reconcile its proclaimed libertarian philosophy with its business ethics.

The numbers have forced Obama and Merkel to reconcile their projections with reality.

Forgetting also helps to reconcile the storage of new information with old knowledge.

Let us act. Can we reconcile vastly divergent viewpoints?

But, successive presidents since Jacques Chirac have failed to reconcile the French with politics.

Palestinian and Israeli leaders will have to reconcile their differences and reach a diplomatic settlement.

When he had begun to reconcile, one was brought to him who owed him ten thousand talents.

Depending on the course the nation takes, Chileans may in time reconcile themselves to their past.

Therefore, prompted by our border security concerns, we have undertaken mediation initiatives to reconcile the belligerents.

UNICEF concurs with this recommendation, provided that IT systems can be implemented to reconcile claim submission.

Thank you for the truth which not many people to reconcile, and nobody believes until they see...

So neighbors who have a quarrelsome or violent past are not always well advised to reconcile by marrying.

Therefore the Kingdom of Heaven is like a certain king, who wanted to reconcile accounts with his servants.

and might reconcile them both in one body to God through the cross, having killed the hostility thereby.

Today, they need to find ways to reconcile their interests in Asia so that they can coexist peacefully and prosper.

Developing countries' main challenge is how to strengthen domestic supply capacity and reconcile trade, development, social and equity considerations.

This puts a new debate center stage how to reconcile increased action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions with strong economic growth.

Such procedures have proved to be arbitrary and capricious, with no systemic way to reconcile incompatible rulings issued by different panels.

Rather, failure stemmed from the inherent incapacity of both parties to reconcile themselves to each other s fundamental requirements for a settlement.