The divergence of professional anthropology from medicine was never a complete split.

A Year of Divergence

The Great Policy Divergence

In practice, however, these developments led to a sharp divergence from physics, particularly from 1950 to 1980.

The Messy Politics of Economic Divergence

But interest rate convergence caused economic divergence.

This means that the divergence is widening.

I think they re two quite different modes divergence and convergence.

But there is another international income divergence that demands attention.

To prevent this, lawmakers should adopt safeguards for political spending decisions that would limit the divergence of such decisions from shareholder interests.

Divergence in policies and convergence in outcomes is not a realistic expectation.

There is also a divergence of basic interests which must be recognized.

To put that into perspective, this red vertical bar here marks the divergence time of humans from chimpanzees, a mere seven million years ago.

A similar divergence, though less acute, has appeared with respect to fiscal policy.

The pressure on policymakers to address the risks of divergence will increase next year.

The third, and most important, claim is the subject of Noah s The Great Divergence.

Reflecting the divergence in economic performance, Europe became divided into creditor and debtor countries.

Witness the divergence in long run economic growth between the Euro 2012 co hosts.

Much of this costly divergence from the earlier projections can be attributed to the benign view of fiscal consolidation that UK authorities and the IMF shared.

This divergence on fiscal policy has many causes, and no single shock will alter it.

It became apparent that there was a significant divergence in country practices in that area.

Further issues to be addressed include problems of duplication and divergence in respect of information emanating from the National AIDS Programme and SIGSA and problems of information dissemination.

And this slide here is the best simplification of the Great Divergence story I can offer you.

Second, divergence of views on a possible fissile material treaty is one of the reasons for the impasse.

Finally, instead of managing common challenges, as in 2009, the G 20 members will need to manage their divergence.

But, while global imbalances have preoccupied many observers, few have sought to explain the divergence in world savings behavior.

Generally speaking, parties concerned are now moving towards consensus on this issue, though divergence remains on some specific questions.

Thus, divergence over macroeconomic policy will continue at least as long as investors remain willing to buy US public debt.

All this only goes to show the sharp divergence of views among the members on the mandate of the FMCT.

Surveys of attitudes toward the evolving global economic system show a widening divergence among countries as well as subgroups within countries.

Apart from accounting for the global divergence in savings rates, tight credit constraints in China might explain the country s high, and rising, savings rate especially as the large rise in national savings is attributable mostly to household savings.

The three hours of discussions in an informal, interactive mode lead me to conclude that there are more areas of convergence than of divergence.

The price of divergence could be steep though the worst is over, effective coordination of policy is still needed at a time when rebalancing the global economy, as the G 20 has called for, is far from being accomplished.

We are among those who believe that the stalemate in which we find ourselves is a symptom of a political divergence on our main priorities.

Enlightened self interest, because if that economic divergence continues for another 40 years, combined with social integration globally, it will build a nightmare for our children.

We see it in the constant appearance of slang and jargon, of the historical change in languages, in divergence of dialects and the formation of new languages.

We are witnessing simultaneous global convergence (the narrowing of income, wealth, and knowledge gaps between countries) and local divergence (widening income, wealth, and knowledge gaps within countries).

Independent directors should have an important oversight role, as they do on other sensitive issues that may involve a divergence of interest between insiders and public investors.

On this view, risk aversion both reflects and reinforces a divergence between individual incentives (the desire to be reelected, reappointed, or promoted) and collective needs (fixing problems).

In recent years, divergence has occurred so that it is now unusual for the same engine to be used on a military type and a civilian type.

With so much of the monetary divergence now discounted, perhaps we should focus more attention on the other factors that could influence currency movements in the months ahead.

As underscored by a recent United Nations report, World Economic and Social Survey 2006 , this dual divergence holds four key lessons for economic growth in the developing world.

Pakistan is stated to be a country of origin, destination and transit for trafficked persons. Unfortunately there is wide divergence of views on the scale of the problem.

Several consequences follow from this divergence difficulties in policy coordination, given no agreement on the diagnosis a very probable return to large US external deficits while Europe remains in balance and a weaker dollar, which will become evident if the crisis in the eurozone subsides.

Per capita emissions are important because many in the developing world regard them as a fairer measure than gross aggregate emissions, so for China to join the rich club in this respect marks yet further divergence of its interests from many smaller developing countries.