In a highly complex and diverse world, the EU stands out for its homogeneity.

And now the globalization of media and technology are hastening the trend toward linguistic homogeneity.

This homogeneity makes it easier for sellers to agree on the terms of a cartel agreement.

Ultimately, a workable European economic union does require greater structural homogeneity and institutional convergence (especially in labor markets) among its members.

The diameter of the nanotubes, the distribution of the diameter, the homogeneity along the tubes, and the lengths can be controlled.

Burundi's cultural and linguistic homogeneity, rare in Africa, belies the simplistic view that the Hutu and Tutsi fight because they are so different.

But, contrary to the US, integration in France is not based on assimilation, but on a desire to promote homogeneity the nation unified as one and indivisible.

Modernity undermines communities traditional homogeneity, because insiders and outsiders constantly rub up against each other, either physically (through urbanization and travel) or virtually (through mass literacy and mass communication).

As regards the text of subparagraph (1) (a), it was agreed that the words and accurate and such that homogeneity in the procurement can be achieved should be deleted.

(a) Where it is feasible for the procuring entity to formulate detailed , and precise and accurate specifications for the goods construction or services such that homogeneity in the procurement can be achieved

The second type of regionalism a regional approach to international law making conceives regions as privileged fora for international law making because of the relative homogeneity of the interests and actors concerned.

Since there is greater homogeneity of countries at the regional level, or at least at the subregional level, for most of the regions, it is possible to make activities relevant to regional conditions.

So we all troop off to Finland, and we wonder at the social democratic miracle of Finland and its cultural homogeneity and all the rest of it, and then we struggle to imagine how we might bring lessons back.

Given the similarity of the orbital elements and the homogeneity of the physical characteristics with other members of the Gallic group, it was suggested that these satellites could have a common origin in the break up of a larger moon.

For example, South Korea s spectacular economic growth in recent decades owes much, according to Friedman, to the country s ethnic homogeneity, which dampens resentment of others relative progress. By contrast, economic development in Sri Lanka, with a standard of living 40 years ago that was similar to that of Korea, was stymied by its Tamil minority s perception that their opportunities and advancement were blocked by the Sinhalese majority.